MechanicML

What’s New in Version 1.0.3 SAVE & HISTORY • All part scans are automatically saved • Tap the heart to save any part listing • New Saved Listings screen with thumbnails, price ranges, and fitment notes • Swipe-to-delete added for easier cleanup SHARE LISTINGS • New Share button on all saved listings • Generates a clean results card with part name, price range, retailer logos, and vehicle fitment • Quick actions: Save Image, Copy Link, Share via the iOS share sheet UI & THEME UPDATE • Fully refreshed interface with a new black color scheme • Updated typography scale for better readability across screen sizes • Smoother transitions and reduced motion jank during navigation • Improved contrast and spacing in key screens for higher clarity RETAILER LOGOS • Added logos for AutoZone, O’Reilly, NAPA, eBay, RockAuto, Advance Auto Parts, CarParts.com, and PartsGeek for quick recognition VISUAL POLISH • New loading skeletons and progress indicators • Updated results layout for improved scan-to-match readability • Share cards optimized for social media at 1080 × 600 px • Refined button hit-areas to improve one-handed use KNOWN BUGS • Limited accuracy when sub-components display an assembly part number In some photos a small piece (e.g., a pulley or bracket) may show a stamped or printed number that actually belongs to the larger assembly it is attached to (such as an alternator). When this occurs, MechanicML can misidentify the item pictured as the larger assembly instead of the individual sub-component. We are working to improve this edge case, but for now please verify results when photographing parts that carry assembly-level markings. You have the option to edit the part identification before performing a product search. ROADMAP • Laying early groundwork for future marketplace functionality