See it in action

Here's a look at some of the main screens in FaultNet, everything you see below is the real app. There's much more to see though — feel free to sign in to try it out yourself.

Dashboard

At-a-glance overview

See new cases, active faults and a status breakdown the moment you log in. Pro users get category and country breakdowns too. If you prefer you can change the log in landing page in your profile to land in your garage, your fault cases or in search depending on where you spend the most time.

Your garage

All your vehicles in one place

Each car shows its active and resolved fault counts. Tap any vehicle to see its full history and specs. If you've added photos to your car you can jump to it's gallery and share your pride and joy.

Vehicle details

Specs across every tab — engine, transmission, suspension, fuel system and more alongside all linked fault cases.

Photo gallery

Add photos to your vehicle and make them public so others can see your setup.

Fault cases

Case details

Every fault case has a title, category, mileage, country, DTC codes, conditions and affected systems all searchable by other users.

Photos

Attach photos directly to a case. Tap any thumbnail to open the full-screen gallery, scroll, pinch zoom.

Videos

Add video links (YouTube, Vimeo, direct MP4s etc) to show the fault in action. Pro users can add unlimited videos to their fault cases.

AI-powered fault diagnosis Pro

Run AI analysis on any case. You get likely root causes, a confidence score, step-by-step diagnostic steps, and resolution notes based on the specific data in your fault case.

Timeline

The timeline

A chronological log of everything: notes, DTC codes added or cleared, metadata entries, photos and resolution info. Others can add entries to your fault cases too to help out if you allow it.

Advanced search Pro

Find what others have found

Pro search lets you filter by conditions, affected systems, specific DTC codes, country, mileage range and more drilling right down to cases that match your exact situation.

Share without login

Every public case has a shareable link. Send it to a mate or post it in a forum — they don't need a FaultNet account to see it.