Parts Finder
Search and discover parts across multiple marketplaces in one place.
Every build starts the same way: eleven browser tabs, three marketplaces, a forum thread from 2014, and one guy on a Facebook group who might have the part you need but has not replied since Tuesday.
Modifind exists because the hardest part of modifying a car is almost never the wrenching. It is the sourcing, the fitment questions, and finding people who have already made the mistake you are about to make.
Parts for modified cars live everywhere — big marketplaces, specialist retailers, private sellers, group buys, and used listings from someone changing direction on their own build. No single site has all of it, which is why sourcing one component can burn an evening.
Modifind pulls the search into one place so you can compare what is actually available before committing, instead of buying the first thing you find and discovering a better option a week later.
Spec sheets tell you what a part is. Someone else's build tells you whether it fits, what it rubs on, what it needed to work, and whether they would buy it again. That kind of knowledge is scattered across posts and comments that are almost impossible to search.
The build showcase turns projects into browsable references — see the combination, see the parts behind it, and take the shortcut instead of repeating the experiment.
Log parts and progress on your own build so the thread becomes a record you can actually look back on.
Platform-specific and style-specific communities beat generic car forums when you have a very particular question.
Check how a part performed on a similar setup before spending money on it.
First-time modifiers who do not know which parts are worth the money yet. Long-term builders tracking a project across years. Track-day regulars, off-road and overland builders, motorcycle riders, and anyone whose project has a parts list longer than their patience.
Modifind currently focuses on discovery and community — searching across existing marketplaces and connecting builders — rather than acting as a store of its own.
Search and discover parts across multiple marketplaces in one place.
Share your builds and get inspired by the community.
Connect with like-minded enthusiasts and share knowledge.
Automotive, motorcycle, and various DIY project builds are all supported, with more categories being added over time.
Parts are spread across large marketplaces, specialist retailers, private sellers, and used listings from other builders. Searching across those sources at once — instead of one site at a time — is the fastest way to see what's genuinely available before you commit.
The most reliable evidence is someone else's build using the same platform and setup. Browsing documented builds shows what fitted, what needed modification, and what rubbed — details that rarely appear on a product page.
Yes. You can log parts and progress so your project becomes a searchable record for yourself and a reference for other builders working on something similar.
Currently it connects you to existing parts marketplaces in one search. Direct selling features are planned for the future.
Core features like search and browsing are free. Premium features for power users are available through a subscription.
Built on the same ideas — attention, habits and privacy. Each one goes deeper on a different part of the problem.
Another reference-first app for people who'd rather check the detail than guess.
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