Checklist software for express tunnel car washes
Teach the job once.It runs that way every morning.
Your attendants get walked through the morning on their phone, one step at a time. You see how it went from your desk — nothing closes on a bad reading, and nothing that goes wrong stays quiet.
Three roles, one way of doing it.
Same shell, three homes. Your attendant sees today. Your manager sees what needs review. You see every site.
Clock in, pick the site, work today
They see one list, one item open at a time, and a progress bar that moves. Checks, photos, readings and notes — whatever that step actually needs.
Review the day, close the loops
Submitted runs land in a review queue with photos and timestamps. Flags arrive as work orders you can assign, escalate, or use to stop the wash.
See every site without leaving your desk
Downtime hours and what they cost, completion by person over seven days, and what is about to run out.
Work the opening walk. Watch it land on the manager's desk.
One card open at a time. Put a bad reading in the titration and you'll see what happens next.
Stop driving between sites to find out what happened.
Downtime, open work orders, completion by person, and what's about to run out — on one screen, every site.
Everything a car wash day actually needs.
Checklists that know their type
A step is a check, a photo, a reading with a range, or a note. Each one asks for exactly what it needs and nothing more.
Photos with a time on them
Every photo carries the moment it was taken and the run it belongs to, so nothing gets recycled from last Tuesday.
Readings with real ranges
Titration, pressure, temperature. Put in a number outside the band and the app prompts before the item can close.
Flag to work order
One tap opens a work order with the reading, the photos and the source item attached. Watch it, today, or stop the wash.
Downtime with a dollar figure
Log what went down, for how long, and why. We turn the hours into lost revenue using your cars-per-hour.
Supplies before you are out
On-hand counts plus burn rate become days-left, and the lot can request what they need without calling you.
Handoff notes that carry
The AM lead writes it, the PM lead reads it, and open issues travel with the shift instead of dying in a text thread.
Completion by person
Seven-day completion per attendant and per site, so coaching is about a number instead of a hunch.
Most-skipped items
If everyone skips the same step every morning, the step is wrong. Reports show you which one and let you fix it in the builder.
Change it once, it lands everywhere.
Drag the order, set the type, decide whether a flag opens a work order on its own.
The PM shift knows what the AM shift knew.
Notes carry across, and stock counts turn into days-left before you're out.
Pricing is still being set.
We are still working out the plans. Everything below is in the product either way — when the numbers are settled they will be published here first.
Standard templates across every site with room for local variance, rollups by region and manager, single sign-on, and an onboarding path for each site you acquire.
Built for one thumb and a wet glove.
Every commit button sits in the bottom third of the screen and every row is at least 56px tall. One card is open at a time, so there's never a question about what to do next. No app store, no install — it opens in the browser they already have.