RC Crash Crew

Everything RC. One free home.

Track your rigs, record your runs and repairs, find places to run and shops to buy from, meet other RC people, and get help from an AI that actually knows your build. Cars, trucks, crawlers, boats, planes, FPV — all of it, in one place, worldwide, free.

Three reasons people join:

• Keep your rigs, batteries, parts and repairs organized in one place.
• Find RC people, run spots, shops and events — anywhere in the world.
• Get useful help based on your actual rig, not generic internet advice.

Anyone into RC, anywhere in the world — bashers, crawlers, racers, drifters, boat and plane flyers, FPV pilots, and the person who just pulled a dusty truck out of the garage and wants to get it running again. Beginners especially: nothing here assumes you already know the words.

And hobby shops in any country, who get a full storefront for free. You never have to hand over a home address to join — we don't want it.

Log it once. Everything stays current.

Finish a run and log it one time. Everything else updates itself — no spreadsheets, no double entry:

Every build gets a Rig Dossier — one timeline with every part, setup, battery, crash, repair and run on it, plus the total money you've put in. Pick your vehicle from a database of real models and the factory specs fill themselves in. Track the runtime, install history and repairs of every motor, ESC and servo through its Component Passport, and the health and charge cycles of every LiPo through its Battery Passport.

A live worldwide map shows tracks, bashing spots, hobby shops and events, with routing to get you there and a "who's running now" layer. Hundreds of run spots and hobby shops across dozens of countries are already on it, browsable by country and region. There's a marketplace for used gear, group buys, crews to run with, and challenges and races to enter.

RC Crew AI answers "why's my truck pulling left?" using that rig's real history — its parts, setups, crashes and repairs — instead of the same generic advice a search gives everyone. Because every run and repair is already logged, it has the context to give an answer that fits your actual build.

A Build Garage, Crash Bay and Repair Desk for the whole crash → fixed → running loop; Setup Sheets you can clone from other people's dialed-in rigs; forums, badges, polls and quizzes.

And a real RC reference library that keeps growing: 430+ real models with factory specs, 300+ parts, a 460+ term glossary, a paint database, crawler classes, guides, courses, workshops and a wiki — each its own searchable page, so the answer is on the site instead of buried in a ten-year-old forum thread.

There's even a daily paper — The RC Crash Crew Gazette — with a fresh edition every day: RC news, race results, new releases and the best crashes.

Shops can be listed and claimed for free, anywhere in the world, and each one gets a full storefront — your branding, products, orders and staff — paid through your own account, with no platform fees. International product and regional support keep expanding as the directory grows worldwide.

Mobile-friendly, worldwide, and private by design — no ads, no tracking pixels, nobody selling your data. Everything in your RC garage is connected, so the more you use it, the more useful it gets. And it's genuinely free: there's no paid tier waiting in the wings.

The goal is simple — give RC people one genuinely useful place to build, run, break, repair, learn and connect, without subscriptions, paywalls or ad trackers.