We got tired of paying for five programs that didn't talk to each other.
One for the bays. One for the trucks. One for the phones. One for the books. And a whiteboard for everything else. Every night someone retyped the day into the next system — and every week something slipped through.
So we built the system we wanted: one place for the whole yard, with an AI foreman who does the typing. Then we ran our own shop on it. It still does, every day.
Duke drafts. You decide.
AI handles the drafts and the read-outs. People make the calls that cost money.
Real books or none.
Accounting done right, synced both ways with QuickBooks, with a log you can audit.
Built in the field.
If a feature doesn't survive a Monday morning in a real shop, it doesn't ship.
Simple on the surface.
One screen, one job. The power is there when you need it and out of the way when you don't.