Shop management software for restoration workFor builds that take months,
not afternoons.
Keeping track of a long restoration is its own job — where the money went, what's still on order, what you told the customer three weeks ago. This keeps it in one place.
Why this exists
I built this because I needed it myself.
I moved to the US for classic American cars. A '69 Mustang fastback came first, then a friend back home asked me to find and ship him a project — a 1963 Chevy C10 that needed real work before it could go. Then another request came in, and another, and suddenly I had a pipeline of builds and nothing but spreadsheets to keep track of them.
Nothing I could find fit how this kind of work actually goes, so I made something that did. It's still free while I get it right, and if you run a shop and give it a try, I'd really like to hear what you think — good or brutal.
What it does
Every car, and everything you've done to it
Your customers and their vehicles in one place — year, make, model, VIN, and the whole history of the work. So you're not digging through old notes to remember what you did last time.
See what a job is really costing you
On a long build it's easy to find out you've gone over only when you write the invoice. You'll see the estimate and the real spend side by side as you go, so you can talk to the customer while there's still something to talk about.
Know what you have, and what it fits
Mark a part as generic or tied to a make, model and year range, so the stock room matches reality. If you already keep a list somewhere, you can bring the whole thing in at once instead of typing it out.
Set a standard service up once, reuse it forever
Brake job, full service, whatever you do over and over — save it once and the usual parts come off the shelf automatically next time, matched to the car in front of you.
Send an estimate, get an answer
Build it from the actual work on the job, email it, and the customer clicks yes or no. No phone tag, and no wondering whether they ever opened it.
Works on your phone, not just the office computer
Add parts, check stock and update a job from wherever you are in the shop. You shouldn't have to walk back to a desk to write something down.
Answers “how's it going?” for you
Your customer gets a private link to see where their car is, what's been done and what it's costing. No account to set up — just their email. Fewer calls in the middle of your day, and you don't write a word.
Tells you which car the part was for
When something you were waiting on finally shows up, you'll know which job it belongs to — and if two of them are waiting on it, you decide who gets it.
Getting paid, without the chasing
Turn a finished job into an invoice. Paid by card through Square or Stripe, it closes itself. Paid by bank transfer from the QR code, Shop and Unlimited match the deposit to the invoice and you confirm it.
Set up in a few minutes
The first time you sign in it walks you through the handful of things it needs to know — your rates, your tax, how you want your paperwork to look. Skip anything you're not sure about and come back to it later.
What it costs
Free this year. Cheap forever if you start by the end of 2027.
No card, no trial clock, nothing to cancel — the whole thing is free until the end of 2026. After that, your price is set by your first payment and never goes up again. Not when the list price does, and not if you take a break and come back.
One person doing the work and the paperwork.
$59 locked in for good — it never goes up, even if you take a break.
- Customers, cars, projects, tasks and hours
- Estimates, invoices and the customer portal
- Inventory, standard services and reports
- VIN scanning and card payments
- No employee logins
- No part barcodes or shelf labels
- No bank matching
You plus a couple of people who need their own login.
$99 locked in for good — it never goes up, even if you take a break.
- Everything in Solo
- Up to 2 employee logins, each with their own permissions
- Part barcodes and printed shelf labels
- Bank matching and reconciliation
- Service reminders
A full crew, and nobody counting seats.
$149 locked in for good — it never goes up, even if you take a break.
- Everything in Shop
- Unlimited employee logins
- No seat limits of any kind
Billed monthly in USD. Your founder price is set by your first payment, any time up to 31 December 2027, and it is yours for good — there is no expiry and no clock to beat afterwards. Move up a plan later and founders keep a standing discount on it. Cancel any time; your records stay readable either way and nothing is ever deleted.
Give it a try?
It's free while I'm still building it out. If you run a shop and something about it annoys you, tell me — that's the most useful thing you could do right now.