BILDTRAK Launches the First Modular Spatial-Mapping System for Mechanical Teardowns and Rebuilds
American-made innovation enables mechanics, technicians and DIYers to visually map, secure and document every bolt, washer and nut exactly where it belongs so projects go back together faster, with fewer mistakes.
Presale opens today at bildtrak.com
IRVINE, Calif., Sept. 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- BILDTRAK Inc. today opened the direct presale of the BILDTRAK™ G-1, a visual blueprinting system designed to solve one of the most persistent problems builders face in hands-on repair work: knowing exactly where every bolt, nut and washer goes when it is time to put a project back together.
BILDTRAK is a modular cube 12⅛" W × 12⅛" D × 13⅛" H built around a rugged, impact-resistant polypropylene shell featuring reusable, wipe-clean self-healing foam panels. Mechanics draw bolt patterns directly onto the writable surface, press fasteners into the foam in the exact order and position they came from, and write assembly notes next to the hardware so there's no confusion when it's time to reassemble.
There are three ways to use every BILDTRAK system:
- Workbench. Unfold the panels flat to create a full work surface on a shop bench.
- Mobile. Take the cube to the job site and view the map upright.
- Wall-Mount. Permanently mount BILDTRAK to a shop wall for easy reference.
The interior of the cube doubles as storage for spare parts, small tools, instruction booklets or anything else needed to keep a project organized.
"I was raised in the garage using scraps of cardboard and a marker to track bolt locations and note how a project went back together. We created BILDTRAK to make that project management easier for every kind of builder – from DIYers who need months to finish a project, to aerospace engineers blueprinting complex, multi-phase builds," said Scott Shaffstall, Co-Founder and CEO of BILDTRAK Inc.
Taking a machine apart has never been the hard part. BILDTRAK was inspired to address the issues faced when putting things back together. A single engine can hold hundreds of fasteners that look identical from a foot away but are not interchangeable. With BILDTRAK, technicians no longer have to improvise with coffee cans, plastic bags, pieces of cardboard and a camera roll full of photos that are easy to take and very hard to find later.
"On an engine rebuild, there's no such thing as a bolt that 'looks about right.' Every fastener has a home, a torque spec and a reason it goes there – get one wrong and you're not looking at an inconvenience, you're looking at failure. When every bolt is labeled, you can walk away for a week and pick the project back up without missing a step," said Bisi Ezerioha, founder, Bisimoto Engineering.
The BILDTRAK G-1 is the first product from BILDTRAK Inc. with applications across automotive powersports, motorsports, marine, aerospace, robotics and defense.
Availability: The BILDTRAK G-1 is available today for presale exclusively at bildtrak.com at $119.99 through the launch window. Orders are scheduled to ship by January 31, 2027.
About BILDTRAK Inc.
BILDTRAK Inc. is an Irvine, California company building modular spatial-mapping systems for people who take machines apart — in automotive, powersports, motorsports, marine, aerospace, robotics and defense. Its first product, the BILDTRAK™ G-1, records the exact position, order and specs of every fastener in a teardown, so reassembly becomes execution rather than recall. BILDTRAK is designed in California and proudly made in the USA. Learn more at bildtrak.com.
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