Roadmap
One new thing a month. You pick the order.
The app works today, and it is free while it is being built. This is everything coming on top of it — one feature a month, and the most-voted one takes the next month.
See what it does todayAsk for something and it lands on this page
One person builds this and reads every request. Nothing goes into a queue you never hear back from — it shows up here, with a month on it.
Tell me what is missingFifteen features, each with a month against it
This is the plan being worked to, in order, not a wish list. The most-voted feature takes the next month, so the order is yours to change.
See the planJanuary
2027
January 2027
A build schedule the customer can see
Every stage of a restoration on one timeline, so “when will it be done” has an answer you can point at.
February
February
Who changed what, and when
Every change on a job in one list — built early, so everything after it is recorded from the first day.
March
March
Photos and video on the work itself
Shoot the weld, attach it to the job. The customer gets a dated picture timeline of their car.
April
April
Who is free next week
The team’s work across a day, a week or a month — and whether there is room for the car in front of you.
May
May
A condition report before you touch it
Photograph the car as it arrives and send it over, so what was already broken is settled in writing.
June
June
Buy it, restore it, sell it
A car the shop owns, tracked to the number that matters: what it sold for, less everything that went into it.
July
July
A to-do list that fills itself in
When a job runs past its estimate, the call to the customer lands on someone’s list before it becomes an argument.
August
August
Numbers an owner would actually read
What the shop earned, what it cost, and which jobs carried the month.
September
September
Price a whole job’s parts at once
By name, not one barcode at a time, across the suppliers that actually stock classic parts.
October
October
Photograph the packing slip
The lines go into inventory by themselves instead of being typed in a second time.
November
November
Hand your accountant a file
Export invoices and payments in the shape your bookkeeping already expects.
December
December
What each person’s hours earned
Against what they cost — the number behind a raise, or a third mechanic.
January
2028
January 2028
Put your build on the public showroom
Publish a car with its whole documented build — every part, every hour — mid-build or once it is finished, where buyers browse every shop’s work in one place.
February
February
List that car everywhere else at once
The same photos, spec and history, formatted for eBay, the auction houses and your own website.
March
March
Service due by mileage, not just by date
A car driven 15,000 miles a year is due long before one driven 2,000.
Missing a feature?
Say what your shop needs and it goes on the list above, with a month against it. You will get a reply, not a ticket number.
Or write to support@projectgarage.us directly.