TintBay

Tint shops run on a whiteboard, a price sheet and the owner's memory. TintBay puts the whole day on the iPad at the counter and the iPhone in the owner's pocket — built with a working shop as the pilot, around one question for every screen: how does this help the person in front of it finish the job faster?

What we built

• Check-in. Find or add the customer, scan the VIN, and the vehicle fills itself in from the national vehicle database.
• Quotes. Flat or per-window pricing, add-ons, discounts and tax, repriced live as the job changes.
• The tint editor. A top-down car you tap window by window — film, shade and overrides — with the state's tint-law limits checked as you go.
• The queue and the calendar. Every job's status at a glance, installers assigned by what they can do, drag to reschedule.
• Payments and invoices. Deposits, balances, tips and refunds, and an invoice ready to share when the car leaves.
• Roles. Owner, manager, installer and front desk each see what they need and nothing they shouldn't.

Where AI is — and isn't

There's no model in TintBay's day-to-day, and that's deliberate. Every decision the app makes is a rule someone can point to — which is exactly what a shop owner needs when a customer asks why.