SUPPORT & ROADMAP

What works today. What’s coming.

A straight answer, because ‘supports every ECU’ is a lie.

COMPATIBILITY MATRIX / SCROLL HORIZONTALLY ON SMALL SCREENS

CAPABILITY

STATUS

PLATFORM

NOTES

Haltech NSP CSV datalog import

DEMONSTRATED

Haltech NSP

Genuine exported logs processed

Haltech sensor characterisation

DEMONSTRATED

Haltech Nexus R3

Sensor-calibration workflow

Live ECU connection

IN DEVELOPMENT

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Separate from file import

File-based calibration interpretation

IN DEVELOPMENT

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Read-only

Calibration table editing

FUTURE DIRECTION

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Fuel, ignition, boost, sensors

Direct ECU calibration read/write

FUTURE DIRECTION

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Bench lock and readback verification intended

Additional standalone ecosystems

FUTURE DIRECTION

Link, Holley, others

Manufacturer-independent architecture

OEM tuning ecosystems

FUTURE DIRECTION

EcuTek, HP Tuners, others

Roadmap only; not validated support

DESIGNED FOR REAL PERFORMANCE HARDWARE

Built for serious engine management.

Initial product work is developing around genuine Haltech telemetry and sensor-calibration workflows, with a longer-term manufacturer-independent architecture intended to support additional standalone ECU ecosystems.

Manufacturer-aware engineering. Platform-independent ambition.

INITIAL DATA FORMAT FOCUS

HALTECH / NEXUS R3

An early data-format focus—not an endorsement, sponsorship, partnership, or claim of authorized integration.

DEMONSTRATED / HALTECH NSP FILE IMPORT + NEXUS R3 SENSOR CHARACTERISATION

Importing a datalog is not a live ECU connection.

Haltech is an early data-format focus — not an endorsement, sponsorship, partnership, or claim of authorised integration.

Calibration writes are intended to require explicit operator authorisation, compatibility checks, backups and readback verification.

NOW / DEMONSTRATED — Haltech NSP log import and Nexus R3 sensor characterisation.

NEXT / IN DEVELOPMENT — Live connection and read-only calibration interpretation.

LATER / FUTURE DIRECTION — Wider ecosystems, table editing and direct read/write.

Built for the machines we build.