{
  "releases": [
    {
      "version": "1.2.0",
      "date": "2026-09-16",
      "title": "Should I drive it, who should fix it, and who should pay for it",
      "highlights": [
        "One answer for the whole vehicle at the top of Home: don't drive it, get it seen soon, drive gently, or nothing says stop - with the reasons it is based on.",
        "This should cost you nothing: an open recall is free for the life of the vehicle, and federal law covers the catalytic converter and engine computer for 8 years or 80,000 miles. Drive DTC now says so, and gives you the words to use at the dealer.",
        "Faults that need a dealer - airbags, camera and radar aiming, keys, high voltage, engine computer programming - are named, with the reason why.",
        "Every likely fix says how hard it is and links a parts search at five shops, pre-filled with your vehicle and the part.",
        "The engine computer's own test results: how close your catalytic converter, oxygen sensors and fuel vapour system are to the limit they fail at. Months of warning instead of waiting for a code.",
        "Fuel trims read and explained the way a mechanic would: high at idle but fine under load is air getting in, high everywhere is usually fuel.",
        "Warning lights: what the symbol on your dash means and what to do about it, with nothing plugged in.",
        "What other owners report: NHTSA's public complaints, grouped by part, for your exact model.",
        "Pick your state and Engine health says what its verdict means where you live.",
        "Misfires over time, a drive-cycle coach that watches the monitors finish, and a way to help Drive DTC learn your make - read-only, and you decide whether to send anything.",
        "If Drive DTC's cloud is ever paused for maintenance, the app says so, says when it is back, and keeps reading your vehicle in the meantime - and drivedtc.com/status.html tells you the same thing from any browser."
      ]
    },
    {
      "version": "1.1.0",
      "date": "2026-09-16",
      "title": "Fix-it guides, a shop's customer book, and a garage only you can open",
      "highlights": [
        "Every trouble code now comes with what usually causes it, what to check first, how hard it is on the vehicle, and what the repair typically costs.",
        "Your cloud garage is encrypted on your computer before it is uploaded. Nobody at Drive DTC can read it - not your VIN, not your customers, not your history.",
        "Your garage is locked on your own computer too, using Windows' own protection, so a backup or a lost laptop gives up nothing.",
        "Sell-my-car sheet with a QR code a buyer can scan, and a way to share a vehicle with whoever else drives it.",
        "Shop: digital vehicle inspections, a customer list with fleets and follow-up calls, emailing a report to the customer, and your logo on every report.",
        "Fuel log, warranty tracker, battery history, photos and receipts kept with each vehicle."
      ]
    },
    {
      "version": "1.0.0",
      "date": "2026-09-14",
      "title": "Drive DTC is out",
      "highlights": [
        "Live data from 35+ values, drive recording and replay.",
        "Trouble codes in plain English, with freeze frame, readiness monitors and misfire counts per cylinder.",
        "Garage history, before-and-after comparison, printable reports and the used-car check.",
        "Read-only by design: Drive DTC cannot change a single setting on your vehicle."
      ]
    }
  ]
}