Does it run on Mac?
Not yet. Boost LogiX runs on Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit) only.
Do I need EvoScan?
Yes. Boost LogiX analyses the CSV logs EvoScan records from your Evo X or Lancer Ralliart.
Does Boost LogiX ever change my tune?
No, never. Boost LogiX is an analysis tool only. It reads the log files EvoScan has already saved and turns them into charts, health scores and reports. It never connects to your ECU, and it never edits, writes or creates a tune, ROM or calibration file; any tune or ROM file it opens (for example in Tune Map) is opened strictly read-only. There is no feature, setting or failure mode in which Boost LogiX modifies your tune or your car in any way. Everything it produces is informational reference data for you and your tuner; any change to your tune is a decision made by you, outside the app. See the terms for the full statement.
What does Log Doctor actually change?
Only the formatting of EvoScan log files, so they can be parsed. If a log won't load, Log Doctor repairs structural issues (text encoding, line endings, delimiters, junk lines before the header, and unrecognised column names) entirely on your PC, with nothing uploaded. It never rewrites a single logged data value, and a repaired log is saved as a new file, never over your original. Log Doctor works exclusively on log CSVs: it has nothing to do with your tune, ROM or ECU and cannot touch them.
Windows says “Windows protected your PC”: is something wrong?
That’s expected for a new signed app. SmartScreen is a reputation-based check that appears until an app is “recognised”. The installer is digitally signed, so the screen shows Publisher: Boost Logix, confirming it was published by us and hasn’t been altered since signing. Continue only if you downloaded it from boostlogix.app and the publisher reads “Boost Logix”: click More info, then Run anyway. If either isn’t right, don’t run it. Windows stops showing this on its own as more tuners install Boost LogiX.
How accurate is the Virtual Dyno?
Virtual Dyno produces SAE J1349-corrected road-power estimates, not a measured dyno result. Vehicle setup, road gradient, wind and log quality affect the estimate. Compare pulls under consistent conditions and use a physical dyno for measured power.
Can it capture logs live, or only analyse saved files?
Both. Pro's Live Log watches EvoScan while you drive. Tap the space bar to start and stop a capture, and every log EvoScan saves is imported and analysed automatically. Live Dyno does the same for power runs. You can also drop in any saved CSV, old or new.
How do updates work?
Boost LogiX updates itself. New versions download silently in the background and install when you restart the app. No manual downloads, and it never interrupts a session.
Is the AI a separate purchase?
No. Tune AI and Workshop AI are both included in Pro; there's no separate AI add-on. Pro comes with a monthly query allowance (50/month) shared across Tune AI and Workshop AI, resetting on the 1st (Workshop plan: 200/month).
Is Pro a one-time payment or a subscription?
Pro is a subscription: $12.99/mo or $99.99/yr (annual saves 36%). It starts with a 7-day free trial that takes a card, and you can cancel any time. Founding members (first 100) lock in $7.99/mo or $64.99/yr for the life of their subscription.
What's the Workshop plan?
Workshop is built for professional tuning shops: white-label client reports with AI-written customer summaries, Job Book, Before/After tune reports, email delivery of reports to your customers, unlimited Garage cars with cloud backup, and 200 AI queries/month. It's $25/mo or $199/yr (annual billing available), with no free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Is there a refund policy?
Pro starts with a 7-day free trial. The trial takes a card, and you are not charged if you cancel before day 7. After that it is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. Workshop has no trial but carries the same 30-day money-back guarantee from your first charge. See the refund policy and terms.