Turrel

A great layout is more than the track you can see. There is the wiring beneath the board. The turnout that needs another check. The carriage you adjusted last weekend. And the small scenery jobs that turn a collection of modules into a place of its own. Turrel gives those details a home. START WITH YOUR YARD Build a record of your physical model railway around a spatial map. Position modules, inspect connections and switch branches, and move between map overlays without losing the context of the whole layout. A layout library and module workshop keep separate projects organized, with duplication, archiving and restoration when plans change. FOLLOW THE DETAILS BELOW THE SURFACE Keep wiring records alongside the modules they belong to. Trace recorded circuits, add reference photos and preserve the observations that would otherwise disappear into a loose notebook. Turrel documents what you enter; it does not measure voltage, certify electrical safety or operate your railway. TURN A FAULT INTO A USEFUL RECORD Log an issue, record the checks you perform, and mark it resolved when the work is done. Reopen a fault if it returns. Links to recorded running sessions help you review recurring trouble instead of relying on memory. REMEMBER WHAT RAN, AND WHAT CHANGED Keep rolling-stock cards, record route-aware running sessions and track scenery checkpoints. Validation and activity history provide another way to review the state of your records before your next workshop session. TAKE YOUR RECORDS WITH YOU Export a PDF sheet or an image of your map. Local archive import and export let you keep a separate copy of your work. Your layout records are stored on the device, with no account required for the native yardbook. Made for model-railway builders who enjoy the work behind the scene as much as the finished layout. Turrel is a documentation companion, not a DCC controller, CAD system or train-driving game.