Every studio starts with a first app.
Fiddle is ours. It started with the usual mess: receipts in the glovebox, a spreadsheet nobody kept current, and a build thread buried three forums deep. The car got faster. The record of how it got that way didn't survive.
The part that stung most was fitment. The answer to "will this actually bolt on?" already existed — somebody with the same chassis had fitted the same part last month and knew exactly which bracket needed clearancing. That knowledge was just scattered across a hundred threads, or gone entirely when someone sold the car.
So we built the thing that keeps it: mods and service in one logbook, and the fitment notes pooled where the next person will actually find them. Fiddle is the first app to carry the Buster name. It won't be the last — but it will always be the one that started it all.