Most workshop software is made somewhere else and adapted to fit, if it fits at all. GarageOS started from the other end: how a Jamaican shop actually runs its day, and what it deserves from the tools it pays for.
A shop runs on a hundred small facts. Which car is on the lift, what the customer agreed to, what a part cost, whether the Certificate of Fitness is due, who still owes money. For years that lived on carbon-copy job cards, a whiteboard, a WhatsApp thread, and the owner's memory. It works, until it doesn't, and the cost of the gaps is real money.
GarageOS puts all of it on one honest ledger. Work orders move from intake to pickup. Invoices carry the GCT and the TRN, computed to the cent. Customers and their vehicles keep their whole history, and the software watches the dates the shop can't afford to forget. Nothing is a bolt-on: the parish, the plate category, the 15%, the 876, they're all first-class here.
Money is sacred, the shop's data is the shop's, and the tool should be legible enough to hand to someone who isn't a "computer person."
Integer cents, server-computed GCT, and an approved figure that can't quietly grow. The number you agree to is the number you pay.
TRN, parishes, Certificate of Fitness, JMD and 658/876 numbers are built in, not translated in from somewhere else.
Legible at a glance across a busy counter, forgiving to a phone with dirty hands, and quick where it needs to be quick.
Free to start. Bring one job over and see how it feels.