What Is Built, and What Is Not

Working today

The paperwork: Estimates, work orders, invoices, counter sales, payments, statements, the time clock.
Engines: Blueprints, measurements, build sheets, and an engine's history across every visit.
Parts and buying: Catalog, stock, costing, counts, purchase orders, supplier bills, cores.
Tax and books: Multi-state sales tax, exemptions, the filing report, a CSV export that balances.
Paper: Build sheets, invoices, tickets, tags and barcode labels.
Running it: Windows and Linux installers, backups and restore, permissions, an audit log.

The phone app: Photos and fingerprint sign-in work. The rest of what it should do at a bench does not yet.
Updating: The updater works. How much of it you drive, and how much happens on its own, is not settled.
Release notes: An update arrives without telling you what changed.

None of this exists today, and some of it may never.

QuickBooks sync: The export writes CSV. There is no live sync.
Taking card payments: Card money is taken on your existing terminal and entered here.
A week view: There is a month grid and a day board. Nothing in between.
Payroll export: The clock records the hours. Getting them to payroll is manual.
Dyno results: Nowhere to record a pull.
A link for customers: Nothing to send somebody showing where their engine is.
Text messages: Email is built. SMS is not.
iPhone, iPad and macOS: Planned, and none of it is built. Android is what exists today, on phones and tablets.