Over the past few weeks, we’ve made some key improvements to SugarDrive — mostly behind the scenes, but important nonetheless. As we close in on a more stable version, we’re now turning our attention to testing. Thorough testing.
Right now, we’re developing a structured internal test plan to make sure recent changes behave as expected. This includes fixes for reliability at startup, better diagnostics for network issues, and some foundational changes that make future feature development more manageable. It’s not glamorous work, but it’s necessary — and it’s what makes the difference between a useful idea and a reliable product.
Once we’ve completed internal testing, we’ll be looking for people to help us test SugarDrive in real-world driving conditions. If you’re interested in trying it out and giving feedback, we’d love to hear from you.
We’re also updating the setup instructions to reflect some new features and usability improvements. Things have evolved a bit since the last round of testing, and we want to make the process as smooth as possible for anyone setting up a unit.
This next phase is about validating what we’ve built so far — and making sure it’s ready for more hands (and wheels) in the field.
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Interested in helping test SugarDrive?
Send us a message or leave a comment — we’ll follow up as soon as we’re ready for the next round.