Production systemsVehicle History Report Website
VinAudit
Maintaining a production vehicle history website
Software DeveloperVinAudit
Project overview
The public VinAudit site is a vehicle history report website, with NMVTIS-backed reports and a free VIN check flow. VinAudit Data, the separate product, is the automotive data API for B2B clients.
Business context
People researching a vehicle need a place to run a VIN check and review title history, theft, salvage, title brands, liens, and past sale listings. The public site is that vehicle history report website, with NMVTIS-backed reports and a free VIN check flow.
This is a different product from VinAudit Data. Data is the B2B automotive API portal. This page is the consumer vehicle history website.
My role and responsibilities
Developed and maintained the vehicle history report website, implemented API-connected features, supported performance optimization, improved production security controls, and contributed to application maintenance and integrations.
- Developed and maintained the vehicle history report website.
- Implemented API-connected features.
- Supported performance optimization.
- Improved production security controls.
- Contributed to application maintenance and integrations.
Technology stack
A framework list is published only when the source record verifies it for that product. This page keeps the verified contribution above. The broader tools used across the VinAudit role, including Next.js, React, TypeScript, PHP, WordPress, Strapi, and Cloudflare, are listed with that job on the résumé and are not assigned to this product individually.
Engineering challenges
- API-connected features have to fit the live VIN check, not a separate demo.
- Performance and security changes land on a production website people already use.
- Maintenance and integrations continue after an individual feature ships.
Results
- VinAudit remains a production vehicle history report website, including the free VIN check and NMVTIS-backed reports.
- The verified engineering contribution is API-connected functionality, performance work, production security controls, and ongoing maintenance.