Planned: vehicles on record
Each vehicle with its history, so the third visit does not start from nothing.
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On the roadmapVehicles on record, job cards with approved estimates, and a customer who can see what is happening to their car. On the roadmap, not built yet.
Not available yet. Garage & car service app is on the 10mins build roadmap and is not something you can launch today. Everything described below is planned, not shipped. If you need to be live this week, the apps listed at the bottom of this page are built and taking signups now.
The argument in a garage is almost always about the estimate — what was quoted, what was approved, and what appeared on the bill. The planned garage app puts that on the record: a job card per vehicle, an estimate the customer approves before work starts, and a status they can see without ringing to ask if it is ready. It is on the roadmap and is not built yet. Garages looking for their own booking app rather than leads from GoMechanic or Pitstop find this page.
Each vehicle with its history, so the third visit does not start from nothing.
An estimate the customer approves before the spanner comes out, and a bill that matches what was approved.
Servicing runs on kilometres and months. A reminder timed to the vehicle rather than a generic blast.
The home services app ships today with fifteen priced categories, slot booking and a professional app with before-and-after job photos — which covers at-home vehicle work reasonably well.
Cab and ride hailing, parcel delivery, home services, food delivery and licensed liquor delivery are all built and taking signups. Each launches in about ten minutes with no upfront cost.
The online store ships today with a full catalogue, checkout, GST invoices and shipping — and takes zero commission on your sales.
No. It is on the roadmap and not built. If you do doorstep repair rather than workshop work, the home services app is live and includes slot booking, a professional app and before-and-after job photos.
The record of one visit — the vehicle, the reported problem, the estimate, what the customer approved, what was actually done, and the final bill. Having it on the record is what settles the argument that usually happens at the counter.
No committed date. The queue follows demand, recorded by the button on this page.
Nothing upfront and a percentage of tracked work, with customers paying you directly through your own gateway.
Those are aggregators: they own the customer, send you jobs and take a cut of each one. The planned app is the opposite arrangement — your own booking app, your own customers, your own prices, with job cards and approved estimates on the record. Many garages will sensibly run both, taking aggregator jobs for fill-in work while building their own repeat business.
This one is still being built. Thirteen other apps on 10mins are not, and they launch in the same ten minutes.