Auto & repair

Software built around how a garage or repair shop actually runs.

Garages, body shops, small engine, marine, equipment repair.

Service recall remindersbuilt into the tool
under 60sautomatic first reply
day 3review request sends
Common growth leaks

Make the customer journey easier at every step.

Hard to find

Customers choose a competitor with stronger search visibility.

Slow response

High-intent inquiries cool off while your team stays busy.

Booking friction

Back-and-forth scheduling creates unnecessary drop-off.

Invisible happy customers

Great experiences never become public proof.

Manual follow-up

Quotes, reminders, and callbacks depend on memory.

Disconnected systems

Important details live in inboxes, phones, and spreadsheets.

Example workflow

A more responsive garage or repair shop, automatically.

New inquiry

Lead arrivesInstant helpful replyConsultation booked

Customer experience

Service completedTimed review requestReputation grows

Open opportunity

Quote sentUseful follow-upClear decision
Frequently asked

Questions from garage or repair shop owners.

Can a customer approve extra work by text?

Yes, and that is the highest-value piece for most shops. You text what you found and what it costs, they approve on their phone, and the approval is recorded with a timestamp. The car stops sitting on the lift while nobody answers.

We already pay for a full shop system. Why add anything?

You should not add anything that overlaps. The full systems run two to four hundred a month and they do a lot. The room is for a narrow bolt-on doing the one thing yours does badly, usually approvals or reminders. If yours does both well, keep your money.

Can it remind customers when service is due?

Yes, on mileage or on a date, per vehicle. For seasonal work such as tyre changes, boat launches or mower servicing, a reminder that goes out before the rush is often the whole return on the build.

Do you handle parts ordering or supplier catalogues?

No. Supplier catalogue integration is a specialist job and the incumbents already do it properly. I stay on the customer-facing side: approvals, estimates, invoicing, reminders, history.

A clearer next step

Tell me the worst hour of your week.

Tell me the worst hour of your week. You get back a real working piece of the fix with your name on it — not a proposal, not a discovery call.

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