Every car has a dashboard. Now your shop does too.
GarageGoggles turns the numbers in your shop management system into a cockpit you can read at a glance: gauges set to your own targets, a sales chart that tells you what happened, and the shop floor, live.

Illustration with sample numbers, not a screenshot. The tick on each gauge is the owner's own target.
- Gauges set to your targets
- Every number shows its math
- One shop or several
- Light or dark, cockpit or plain
Not just how much. What happened.
Each day is split into labor, parts and other. Last period sits behind it as a faint ghost, so you can see at a glance whether this week beat the last one, and where.
- Best and slowest day marked for you.
- Pick a day to see the repair orders behind it.
- 7, 30, or 90 days, compared with the period before.
- Labor
- Parts
- Other
- Last week
- Fri · RO 4127Front brakes, pads and rotors$612
- Fri · RO 4129Timing belt and water pump$1,140
- Fri · RO 4133A/C diagnosis and recharge$389
Illustration with sample numbers. Picking a day lists its repair orders.
Today, as it happens.
Cars in the shop, cars finished, money waiting on approval, and billed hours by technician. It updates within seconds as the shop works, so you don't have to walk the floor or call the counter to know how the day is going.
- Today vs a normal day, so a slow morning reads as slow.
- Today's approvals as they come in.
- Front desk logins see the live floor and no money.
Illustration with sample numbers, not a screenshot.
Questions worth asking. Not verdicts.
See which service writer and technician pairs close best, as charts. Then GarageGoggles turns the data into questions to take into your next conversation, each with the numbers behind it.
More on coaching →Writer A closes 71% of quotes on Tech 1's jobs but 49% on Tech 3's. What's different about how those jobs reach the counter?
71% of 48 quotes · 49% of 37 quotes · last 30 days$9,800 was left on the counter this month. Which of those declined jobs are worth a second conversation?
Left on the counter = quoted minus approved · last 30 daysIllustration with sample numbers. Questions to ask, not verdicts.
Your shops, side by side.
One table for all the shops you own, with the best shop on each number highlighted.
See the side-by-side view →| Last 30 days | Shop 1 | Shop 2 | Shop 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Car count | 212 | 174 | 139 |
| Average RO | $498 | $571 | $530 |
| Close ratio | 61% | 58% | 67% |
Illustration with sample numbers.
Still on the lift.
Being built now. No dates yet.
- Coming soon
Waiting-room TV
"Meet your technicians" plus today's cars and appointments. Pair the TV with a short code typed on any signed-in computer.
- Coming soon
Hours worked vs booked
For each technician, the hours they worked next to the hours they booked.
- Coming soon
End-of-day reports
The shop manager uploads the day's closing report.
- Coming soon
QuickBooks entries
The day's numbers turned into entries ready for the owner to approve, instead of retyping them.
- Coming soon
More ways to sign in
Use the Google, Microsoft or Apple account you already have, plus a way in for anyone who doesn't use any of them.
Kicking the tires.
Can I use GarageGoggles today?
Not yet. It's in development and runs against fictional shops while it's tested. Walkthrough requests open soon.
Does it replace my shop management system?
No. GarageGoggles connects to your shop management system and reads from it. Your shop keeps working in the system it already uses.
Who sets the targets?
You do. Each gauge is judged against the target the owner sets for that shop.
Who sees my shop's numbers?
You, and the people you give access to. A Shop manager sees one shop, and the front desk sees one shop's live floor with no money. How it's secured
Can I give my front desk access without showing them the money?
Yes. A Front desk login sees one shop's live floor and no money. A Shop manager sees one shop. The Owner sees every shop.
How much will it cost?
Pricing hasn't been announced.
Want to see it run on your shop's numbers?
GarageGoggles is in development and being tested on fictional shops. Walkthrough requests open soon.
Requests aren't open yet. This website doesn't collect any contact details.
