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The whole manual, the same one built into BigData for Windows. Pick a topic, or search it.

What BigData is, where it runs, and the first five minutes from a log file to a graph.

Downloading the beta, getting past the Windows warning, signing in, updates, and where your things are kept.

Every way a log gets in, what happens while it opens, the size limits, and what to do when one will not.

Which files open, which need an export first, and the quirks of each tool.

What every area is for, including the two different controls both called Layout.

Finding channels, favorites, folding the sections, putting them on graphs, smoothing, and what each glyph means.

Panels, cards, zooming, dragging past the end of a log, the legend, per-channel axis ranges, race zero and comparing.

The built-in clusters, editing a gauge, and building your own dashboard from the palette.

Tuning tables over your log: building one, filtering it, reading a cell, paging it, and getting the numbers out.

Making a channel the log does not contain, and using it everywhere a real one works.

Three things with similar names. Which one you want, and what each actually changes.

G, chassis speed and wheel slip worked out from a log with no accelerometer.

What a layout remembers, how saving works, and how it follows your account.

The list of logs you have opened, on this PC and across your devices.

Gauge dashboards and histograms shared between tuners.

Exactly what a membership adds, what the apps require, and what happens when you are offline.

Every shortcut and gesture in one place.

The things that go wrong most often, and the differences that look like bugs but are not.

Every release and what changed in it. The newest is 0.1.44, published 2026-09-10.