How ICRX is organized
The idea in one sentence: you log how many laps each car runs in each session, and ICRX automatically computes the kilometres on every part mounted on that car — and how much life each part has left before end-of-life (EOL).
ICRX runs in the browser at app.icrxms.com — nothing to install, works on the pit wall, in the truck, or on your phone. You can also install it as an app.
The hierarchy
- Organization — your team. Every organization's data is fully isolated from other teams.
- Project — a programme or chassis type (e.g. "F4", "F3R"). It groups the cars.
- Car — the physical chassis (CAR 1, CAR 2…). Parts are mounted on cars.
- Season — the year/championship. Events belong to a season.
- Event — a race weekend, at a specific circuit.
- Session — each run within an event (Free Practice 1, Qualifying, Race…).
At the top left of the app, the context pill (layers icon) shows your current Organization · Project · Season. Click it to switch. The active event has its own selector in the top bar.
Where things live
| I want to… | Go to |
|---|---|
| See part wear at a glance | Dashboard (project KPIs and EOL alerts) |
| Manage all parts | Inventory |
| See wear per car | Fleet |
| Manage chassis | Cars |
| Create events & log laps | Events → event → "Build" tab |
| Manage tyres | Tyres |
| Manage people & roles | Team |
| Configure categories, seasons, tracks | Settings |
Start here
New organization? Follow the Getting started guide — it mirrors the in-app checklist ("Get started — track your first part's mileage") that walks you from an empty org to live wear tracking in six steps.
Want to understand the numbers first? Read How ICRX calculates mileage — the exact formulas. Unlike other tools, we publish the actual math.
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