In development — not yet released
Everything your engine shop runs on, in one program
Work orders, parts, purchasing and engine build sheets. On a PC in your building, not in somebody else's cloud.
- Built for engine work, not oil changes
- One program instead of five
- Your shop, your machine, your data
Not released yet, so there is nothing to sell today.
What it does
Engine building
Blueprints, measurements and printed build sheets. Every engine keeps its history, so you can see what it measured last time.
Blueprints and build sheetsWork orders
Estimates that become invoices without retyping. Labor priced your way, and a clock that makes sure the hour gets billed.
Work ordersParts and inventory
Know what is on the shelf, where it is, and what it really cost you.
Parts and inventoryPurchasing
Your shortage list becomes the purchase order. Check the supplier's bill against what you actually ordered.
PurchasingTax and accounting
Sales tax for every state, county and city you sell in. Statements that add up, and an export your bookkeeper will take.
Tax and accountingPrinting
Build sheets, invoices, shop tickets, engine tags and barcode labels. Each one at the right size.
Printed documentsThe phone at the bench
Photograph a part straight onto the ticket. Opens with your fingerprint, same login as the desktop.
The phone appRuns on your hardware
Windows or Linux, one installer, on a PC in your building. The database is yours and stays readable.
Installing itBackups and security
Backups that have been restored, not just written. Your data stays yours.
Security and backupsThis is it running
A build sheet on a big block, part way through. Not a mock-up.
Why shops pick it
- It knows what an engine is
- Other shop software was written for oil changes and brake pads. This one knows a bore from a clearance, and keeps the engine's history across every visit.
- It runs in your building
- No cloud account, no monthly seat you cannot cancel, and nobody else holding your customer list. If the internet drops, the shop keeps working.
- Nothing gets typed twice
- Put a part on a ticket and the shelf goes down by one. Quote in March and the invoice in September still says March's price.
Quick answers
Where does it run?
On a PC in your shop. The server and the database are yours.
What does it cost?
Not decided yet. Nothing is released, so any number here would be made up.
Can I try it?
Not yet. There is nothing worth handing out until the first release.