Spend the weekend wrenching, not researching.
Jobsheet does the homework you do before every job: the right part numbers, where to buy them, every torque spec, the procedure, and the tricks other owners learned the hard way. For your exact car, on one page.
One plan, built to give you everything you need to get the job done.
Separate agents chase the part numbers, read the vendor pages, work out the procedure and sort the tools, all at once. Then a verifier checks their work against each other before any of it reaches you.
Example job · pick a section, or let it play
Built by enthusiasts, for enthusiasts
We built it because we were sick of the homework.
You know how a job really starts. Not with a wrench. With a laptop, a week before, and:
- Seventeen tabs: a parts catalog, three vendors, two forums and a 40-minute video.
- A forum thread from 2011 where the photos are dead and page 6 contradicts page 2.
- Torque specs typed into your phone, or written on the lid of a parts box.
- Scrubbing a video with greasy fingers to find the one bolt you can’t see.
- Finding out the bolts are one-time-use once the car is already on stands.
We do our own work too, and we did all of that before every job. Jobsheet is the tool we wanted. It does the homework, shows where every number came from, and leaves you the part you actually like.
Your notes app, the night before. Sound familiar?
The part no manual has
The manual says remove the water pump. Someone who’s done it says pull the fan shroud first.
Factory manuals are written for a lift, a full tool wall and a car with no rust. The stuff that saves your Saturday lives in forum threads, comment sections and other owners’ heads. Jobsheet pulls it in and pins it to the step where you need it.
And it compounds. Every owner who finishes a job and adds what they learned makes the next plan better: the better the community gets, the better Jobsheet gets.
You finish the job
Add the shortcut, the hidden clip, the mistake you won’t make twice. Every tip is reviewed before anyone else sees it.
Other owners vote
People doing the same job mark what actually helped. Tips for your exact chassis, and the ones with the most likes, come first.
The next owner starts ahead
The best tips show up under the step they belong to, with your name on them if you want it, ahead of anything found on the web.
Tips & tricks from owners
The useful detail manuals leave out.
Access tricks, clips that snap if you look at them wrong, tool substitutions and the mistakes everyone makes once. Jobsheet owners first, then enthusiast forums, Reddit and owners’ clubs.
“Remove the radiator fan shroud first. It’s only four tabs and one connector, and it gives you a lot more access to the water pump.”Jobsheet owner tip 12
Your creators, cut to the step
The 90 seconds you need, not the 30-minute video.
Tell Jobsheet which channels you trust. It reads their walkthroughs first, finds the moment that covers each step, and embeds that clip right under the instruction. No scrubbing with greasy fingers.
Your car, not “a car”
It plans the job the way you would.
Your exact car
Chassis, engine, gearbox, mileage and mods. A part that fits “most model years” isn’t good enough.
Your brands and vendors
Tell it who you buy from and what you won’t put on your car. It builds the basket around that.
Your toolbox
It knows what you already own, so the shopping list is only what you’re missing.
Its sources, in the open
Part numbers, prices and torque specs link to where they came from. What it couldn’t confirm for your car gets flagged, not guessed.
Someone has already done your next job.
Start with what they learned. Parts, prices, torque specs, clips and owner tips for your exact car, before you pick up a wrench.
Plan a job