PitLog vs PC Forge

PitLog makes it easy to stay on top of your car’s maintenance. Keep every vehicle, service, repair, expense, and reminder in one clear place. Whether you manage one daily driver or a small garage, PitLog helps you know what has been done, what is coming up, and what your car is costing you. With PitLog, you can: • Keep a complete record for every vehicle • Log maintenance, repairs, and expenses • Track mileage and service history • Create maintenance reminders for upcoming work • See spending insights across your vehicles • Export your records as PDF or CSV files • Add vehicle and receipt photos when you choose Your vehicle records stay on your device, under your control. PitLog is built for drivers who want a dependable maintenance record without the clutter.

PC Forge helps you build your dream PC through a mobile-first experience featuring a modern pastel interface. From the Home screen, you can start a new build and view statistics on saved builds, favorites, compatibility status, and configuration value. The Build PC page serves as the assembly hub: select individual components across categories (Case, Motherboard, CPU, RAM, GPU, Storage, PSU, Fan, and AIO) while viewing the total price, estimated power draw, recommended PSU wattage, real-time compatibility reports, and a list of warnings/errors with quick-fix buttons; you can also access the Visual Preview, Analyze Build, Save Build, or view the full Build Overview. The Parts section allows you to search, filter, sort, and favorite components; switch quickly between categories; toggle "Compatible Only" to view parts matching your current build; browse Featured Parts and the full catalog; and tap components to view detailed specs, pricing, and compatibility status, or to add/remove them from the build or add them to the Comparison tool. The Detail page displays full specifications, context-specific actions (select, add RAM kit, add drive, add fan, remove), and suggestions for similar components. The Smart Advisor takes inputs—such as budget, usage purpose (Gaming, Coding, 3D Work, Office, Video Editing), target resolution, CPU/GPU priorities, and case size—to generate a balanced configuration suggestion; you can view the build, apply it to your current session, save it as a new build, or continue editing. The Analyzer evaluates the configuration using a Performance Score, a summary of selected components, simulated benchmarks, category-specific insights, and shortcuts to resolve compatibility issues. The Visual Builder allows you to preview the PC layout based on the case and motherboard, toggle component layers, zoom and reset the view, quickly select categories, and open a full-screen preview canvas. "My Builds" manages saved configurations, offering filtering (All/Favorites/Gaming/Workstation), search, sorting, and actions such as preview, edit, compare, duplicate, rename, favorite, and delete; each build card displays a case preview, CPU/GPU/RAM details, price, and a compatibility badge. "Compare Parts" places two components of the same type side-by-side, comparing metrics like price, performance, TDP, VRAM, capacity, speed, and value score. "Build Overview" aggregates the entire configuration into a dashboard view, featuring the build title, gaming balance, total price, a list of component cards, and options to save or edit. "Settings" allows for the customization of animation intensity, currency (USD/VND), and audio feedback, as well as the clearing of app data, build data, favorites, and comparison history