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All-in-one repair shop management SaaS and ticketing software. Organize repair tickets, device diagnostics, parts inventory, invoicing, payments, and real-time customer status tracking.
I built RepairTrack to solve a practical problem: repair shops often manage customer information, repair tickets, device diagnostics, invoices, and payment records across different tools or manual processes.
I wanted to bring the entire repair lifecycle into one organized platform.
What you can do with RepairTrack:
Create and manage repair tickets.
Maintain customer and device records.
Assign repair work to technicians.
Manage diagnosis and repair estimates.
Get customer approval for repairs.
Track repair progress.
Generate invoices and record payments.
Send automated email notifications.
Let customers check repair status without creating an account.
One of the most interesting parts of building this project was designing role-based workflows and multi-tenant data isolation for different repair shops.
I'd love your feedback!
I'm particularly interested in:
What could be improved in the user experience?
What features would make this more useful for actual repair businesses?
What technical or workflow limitations do you notice?
If you run a repair shop or have experience with business management software, your feedback would be especially valuable.
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About RepairTrack on Product Hunt
“A repair shop management system”
RepairTrack was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #336 on the daily leaderboard. All-in-one repair shop management SaaS and ticketing software. Organize repair tickets, device diagnostics, parts inventory, invoicing, payments, and real-time customer status tracking.
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Parth Sata
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Parth, the maker behind RepairTrack.
I built RepairTrack to solve a practical problem: repair shops often manage customer information, repair tickets, device diagnostics, invoices, and payment records across different tools or manual processes.
I wanted to bring the entire repair lifecycle into one organized platform.
What you can do with RepairTrack:
Create and manage repair tickets.
Maintain customer and device records.
Assign repair work to technicians.
Manage diagnosis and repair estimates.
Get customer approval for repairs.
Track repair progress.
Generate invoices and record payments.
Send automated email notifications.
Let customers check repair status without creating an account.
Built with:
Next.js, TypeScript, Hono.js, PostgreSQL, Drizzle ORM, Better Auth, TanStack Query, Zustand, Cloudinary, and Gmail API.
One of the most interesting parts of building this project was designing role-based workflows and multi-tenant data isolation for different repair shops.
I'd love your feedback!
I'm particularly interested in:
What could be improved in the user experience?
What features would make this more useful for actual repair businesses?
What technical or workflow limitations do you notice?
If you run a repair shop or have experience with business management software, your feedback would be especially valuable.
Thanks for checking out RepairTrack!
Try it: https://repair-track-rust.vercel.app/
— Parth Sata
Maker of RepairTrack