Built for the workshop floor
Every feature is designed around how repair shops actually work — not adapted from a generic tool that was never meant for you.
We got tired of watching great workshops get held back by clunky software, so we built the tool we always wished existed.
Every workshop we talked to was running on some combination of whiteboards, spreadsheets, paper job cards, and a group chat that everyone half-reads. It worked, technically — but it meant missed follow-ups, invoices that went out late, and technicians who never quite knew what to pick up next.
Generic project management tools didn't fit either — they don't know what a job card is, don't understand labour hours or parts, and take months to bend into shape. So we set out to build something purpose-made: software that speaks the language of a workshop from the first login, and that a busy technician can actually use standing at a bench with greasy hands.
Every feature is designed around how repair shops actually work — not adapted from a generic tool that was never meant for you.
One straightforward subscription per workshop — not per seat, and not padded out with surprise add-ons for the features you actually need.
Questions get answered by people who understand workshops, not a support queue that reads from a script. Say hello any time.