4 months in and Buildprint has proven to be valuable to many; thanks!

Hello, TW!

It's been about over 4 months since I launched Buildprint. My dudes, it really has come a long way since day 0 and much credit is owed to all that have both supported and used it. I created Buildprint to remedy the problem of there not being an easy way to create, read, share, and use a build page.

I'm just one dude with a vision and the engineering aptitude to make it come to life but honestly.. it's all of you that contribute your builds to Buildprint that make it all a reality for me and worth the time to develop -- thank you!
It has been a passion project for me because it relates directly to my inner desire to constantly want to modify things.

More importantly, it helped me document my build since so many people keep asking the same questions (eg. "what size lift and tires do you have, bro?", "where did you get your rack?"); now I just send out the link to my build page, which is also in my bio.

A lot of lessons have been learned and there are for sure more to come, especially while I now move to focus on more of the marketing side of it. The app is fully-functional and accomplishes the core principles I set out for it initially but there is still a lot of functionality planned for the site as far as new features and a true mobile app.

If you haven't tried Buildprint out yet, or the last time you did was months ago, please give it a visit on your phone, tablet, or laptop by hitting "www.buildprint.io" in your browser.

For the skeptics, I'm not trying to steer people away from forums like this at all. I just wanted to create and share a site I made for like-minded automotive enthusiasts. I'm a TW member first and have been on here for years and value what this community has become.

Here's my build page for my Tundra:
http://buildprint.io/mb/pluto

Note that you can also EXPORT your build page for usage on the forums here; like this:
https://www.tundras.com/threads/pluto-spvrtans-semi-overland-build.3711/