CASE STUDY — THE APP

LogMyRepair.app

The application itself — the counter and the books behind one login.

LogMyRepair work orders view — the daily driver screen

The point

The counter and the books, one login.

The LogMyRepair case study tells the story of the build. This is the tool itself: the application a shop signs into every morning at logmyrepair.app.

The tour

Front counter to ledger, no re-keying.

Work orders, estimates, and invoices carry one lifetime number from first quote to paid — nothing gets renumbered along the way. Scan any vendor invoice and the app reads the paper: the PO number tags it to its work order, the costs fill in, and per-job margin is real. Forwarded bank alerts book themselves to the right shop. Service reminders print their own labels. Parts ordering connects straight to supplier punchout. And underneath all of it sits a real double-entry ledger — banking, reports, and a trial balance that ties to the penny.

2 shopsrun on it every working day — our own books are the QA suite
1 numbera job keeps one lifetime number from estimate to paid invoice
Scan → bookedvendor paper becomes job costs without anyone re-typing a line

Where it lives.

The application is logmyrepair.app. Pricing and trials live at logmyrepair.com ↗

This shelf shows the tool — the story of how it was built is next shelf over.

LogMyRepair.app — the application | KennethJackson.Tech