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Build the Procedure Once.
Run It on Every Repeat Job.

A blueprint is your way of doing a brake job, a 60K service, a timing-belt change. Define the steps, pre-seed the line items, mandate the must-do's. Apply it to a job and the quote builds itself, the checklist runs itself, and nothing gets skipped.

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Front Pad & Rotor — Sedan

Brakes · 1.5h · 4.8

60K Service — Honda CRV

Maintenance · 2.5h · 4.6

Timing Belt — Subaru EJ25

Engine · 6h · 4.9

Sound Familiar?

You're Rebuilding the Same Quote Every Week

Brake jobs, timing-belt changes, valve adjustments — same parts, same labor, same notes — typed in fresh every single time.

Retyping the Same Line Items

Front brake pads, rotors, brake fluid flush, labor — typed from scratch every quote. 15 minutes of admin per job times five jobs a week is real money.

Skipped Steps Bite Later

You forgot to photograph the old rotors before they went in the recycling bin. Customer says you didn't replace them. You can't prove you did. That's a refund and a bad review.

New Helper, No SOP

Your apprentice asks "how do you do a 60K service on a Camry?" You spend 20 minutes explaining. Tomorrow they ask the same question about a Civic. You have no playbook to hand them.

What You Get

Standardize Without a Front Office

A library of procedure templates that turn your years of know-how into a system anybody — including you on five hours of sleep — can run consistently.

Build a Blueprint Once

Name the procedure. List the steps in order. Add labor estimates. Done. Reuse it forever — and edit any time you find a better way.

Pre-Seeded Line Items

Drop the parts and labor that always go on this kind of job. Apply the blueprint to a new project and the line items pour into the quote — no retyping, no missed line items.

Mandated Steps

Mark the must-do's — torque to spec, photo before/after, brake-fluid flush on every brake job — and the blueprint won't close until they're done. SOPs that actually get followed.

Faster Quoting

15 minutes of typing becomes 30 seconds of tapping. Your quote-to-customer time drops, your win rate goes up, your billable hours go up.

In-Job Checklist

When you start the job, the blueprint becomes a step-by-step checklist. Tick off each step as you go. Nothing forgotten, nothing skipped, everything documented.

Train Helpers Faster

A new apprentice picks up your standard procedure on day one. The blueprint replaces hours of "how do you do this one?" — and your standards stay consistent across helpers.

Sample Library

Your Repeat Jobs, Templated

Most mobile mechanics have 6-10 procedures that pay 80% of the bills. Build them as guides once and the rest of the year writes itself.

Front brake pad & rotorStandard sedan, standard truck, ceramic upgrade — three variations.

30K / 60K / 90K servicePre-seeded with the spark plugs, fluids, filters that go in each.

Pre-purchase inspectionTied to a digital inspection template — every PPI ends with a customer-shareable summary.

Diagnostic + scopeMandated: pull codes, freeze frame, test-drive, document findings.

60K Service — Sedan

Step-by-step checklist. 7 steps, 4 mandated.

1.

Drain & refill engine oil

Synthetic 5W-30 — verified spec for VIN.

2.

Replace cabin + engine air filter

Photo old + new (mandated).

3.

Inspect spark plugs, replace if due

Iridium per OE spec. Photo old plugs.

4.

Brake fluid flush

Mandated. Bleed all four corners. Test pedal.

5.

Tire rotation + pressure

Cross-rotate. Photo tread depth.

Why It Pays

Standardization Is the Difference Between $80K and $140K

12 min

Saved per job on quote-build time. Five jobs a week is an hour back in your pocket every week.

$0

In missed line items. Mandated steps mean the brake-fluid flush goes on every brake job — every time.

1 day

To train a new helper on your way of doing brakes. They follow the blueprint instead of asking you ten times.

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Blueprints Drive the Whole Job

Blueprints FAQ

Answers for mobile mechanics

What is a vehicle blueprint?

A blueprint is a procedure template for a job you do over and over — a brake job, a 60K service, a timing-belt change. Build it once with the steps, the parts, and the labor lines pre-filled. Apply it to a project and you've got a complete quote and a step-by-step checklist.

Can I mandate certain steps so they're never skipped?

Yes. Mark steps as mandatory and they have to be completed before the blueprint can be closed out. Brake-fluid flush mandated on a brake job. Torque-spec verified on a hub. SOPs that actually get followed because the app enforces them.

Does a blueprint pre-fill the quote?

Yes. Apply a blueprint to a project and the line items you defined — labor, parts, fees — drop straight into the quote. You're a tap away from sending pricing instead of typing it from scratch every time.

Can I share guides with helpers or apprentices?

Yes. Blueprints are stored on your account and visible to everyone signed in to the same shop. New helper picks up your standard procedure on day one instead of asking "how do you do this one?"

Stop Reinventing the Brake Job.

Build it once. Run it every time. Train helpers in a day. Stop missing line items forever.