Make vehicle logs easier to inspect.
Bring related channels onto a common timeline, compare repeatable events, and preserve the original log values.

by Limited Underground / Local vehicle analysis
Offline, read-only Windows software for importing, graphing, comparing, and reporting on vehicle logs without changing the source data.
Overview
Husky Performance remains its own product name. Limited Underground is shown as the project attribution, not folded into the software's technical identifiers.
Husky Performance by Limited Underground
Bring related channels onto a common timeline, compare repeatable events, and preserve the original log values.
The public workflow does not upload vehicle logs, modify tunes, or rewrite imported measurements.
Primary analysis workflows exist; installer breadth, independent release acceptance, signing, licensing, and final compatibility claims remain open.
Capabilities
The public preview focuses on analysis and reporting rather than vehicle control or live telemetry.
Representative vendor and generic imports have validation evidence, including exact-value retention and cancellation paths.
Inspect boost, throttle, RPM, timing, fuel, and other available channels together without altering the source.
Produce readable local reports and exports while keeping private source logs under the operator's control.
Use cases
Husky supports evidence review and comparison. It does not replace qualified diagnosis, calibration judgment, or safe vehicle operation.
Line up relevant channels and inspect what happened before, during, and after the selected interval.
Compare selected logs or events using the same channel and timeline context.
Communicate findings without uploading or modifying the original vehicle data.
Technology
The technology description reflects the current production source and public evidence rather than a projected rewrite.
Development status
Sanitized project evidence updated August 12, 2026. Percentages describe accepted milestones, not file count or effort.
The primary local, read-only inspection and comparison workflows are implemented and extensively exercised.
Representative vendor imports, exact-value retention, cancellation, saved-log workflows, and channel handling have direct validation evidence.
Graphs, comparison, reports, exports, accessibility foundations, and local-only behavior are established with external acceptance still open.
A public demonstration package exists, but clean Windows 10/11 installs, upgrade, repair, uninstall, rollback, and retained-package audits remain V1 gates.
Public boundaries, release material, checksums, and a guided website demonstration are available.
Independent operator coverage, licensing, signing, legal/business decisions, final compatibility claims, and owner release approval remain gates.
Demos and downloads
The interactive walkthrough explains the product. The linked Windows package remains a public preview, not a V1 release.

Public preview: Open the Windows demonstration package on GitHub. Installer lifecycle and final release acceptance are still incomplete.
Updates
The website mirrors the sanitized V1 record and keeps release acceptance separate from working software.
V1 means the local Windows analysis workflow is dependable from log import through comparison, reporting, installation, recovery, and supported release use.
Clean Windows coverage, upgrade and rollback confidence, licensing, signing, legal decisions, and owner release approval remain gates.
Documentation
Public documentation distinguishes working analysis, preview packaging, and final release acceptance.
The website demonstration explains the operator path without presenting fabricated release evidence.
Open the walkthroughThe release repository is the public source for the current demonstration package.
Open release detailsGitHub repository
The current public repository hosts the demonstration release; it is not a claim that every production source component is public.
Download the public preview and review its published release information.
View on GitHubContribute
Preview feedback is most useful when it names the log format, expected task, observed result, and operating environment without exposing private vehicle data.
Use non-sensitive logs you are authorized to review and report reproducible workflow issues through the public release channel.
Open the release repository