Roadmap

Vehicles, drivers, categories, statuses with defined business meaning and mileage.

Drivers, plates and keys as periods instead of overwritten fields.

Inspections with result and warning levels, service intervals by date and mileage.

Damage reports, accident records with involved parties and witnesses, workshop orders with seven statuses.

Inventory, free plates, reservations with expiry warning and insurance contracts per vehicle.

Vehicle record, accident and workshop report as PDF, lists as XLSX or CSV.

Seven prepared roles, permission checks in the services, a non-modifiable log.

Twelve-step server setup, server diagnostics, updater and a verified backup before every migration.

Operating mode selectable in the installer, a local database without network shares, and its own guide.

The six guides as a website, searchable and in two languages.

Since version 1.0.0 Vehistra is published under the MIT license; the license file is installed with it.

The database is a single file there; setup takes about ten minutes and requires nothing to be installed afterwards.

Up to 1.2.0 every version was published as a beta on purpose. Since 1.3.0 it is not – the record in day-to-day use keeps growing.

The release process signs the packages as soon as a signing account is configured – described in SIGNING-POLICY.md. Until then Windows shows SmartScreen on first start.