Your workshop is in your head.It should be on your phone.

Cars in every bay, a quote argued over WhatsApp, one late part holding up a whole job. Wrench turns every car into cards your whole team can see — brakes approved and running while the shocks wait on a part, nothing lost, nothing re-argued. If your mechanics can already use WhatsApp, they can already use Wrench.

R600/mo · VAT incl.30 days free, no cardLive at Keesh Edition Auto Group
Wrench dashboard showing today's jobs
Fig. 01 — Today's jobs, phone
01 · Sound familiar?
No.The symptomTodayOn Wrench
01Every car tracked in your headWhiteboard, memory, sticky notesOne card per car, one screen, always current
02“Is my car ready yet?” all dayYou walk the bay and guessThe customer already knows — you stop being the messenger
03WhatsApp quote disputes“I said one, he swears two”Every quote sits on the job, timestamped, settled
04One late part holds the whole carThe whole car sits and waitsEach area moves on its own — brakes start, shocks wait
Inspection screen showing each area of the car
Fig. 02 — Inspection, by area
One finding with condition, cause and price
Fig. 03 — One finding, priced
02 · One car, five jobs

Every area of the car is its own job.

You walk the car and note what you find, area by area: the condition, the cause, the fix, the price. A photo or a quick voice note as you go — that’s the inspection done, and the branded report’s already written.

The clever part: every one of those areas is now its own job, and stays that way for the rest of the car’s life in your shop.

Approval
Its own approval

The customer takes the brakes, leaves the shocks. Both on record — the declined one can't come back as an argument.

Parts
Its own parts

Pads are here, the shock's on backorder. Brakes start this morning — the car isn't hostage to one late part.

Progress
Its own progress

Three areas done, one running, one waiting. You can tell the customer exactly where his car is.

Quote
Its own line on the quote

Built from the areas he approved, in the same words as the report he read. Nothing to reconcile.

03 · Why not the others

Most of this market is built for a twenty-bay dealership or an accountant. Here’s what you get instead.

Nobody comes to set it up for you.

Sign up and book a car in before lunch. The others migrate your data and configure your workflow before you can touch it.

If your guys can use WhatsApp, they can use Wrench.

No training day, no manual. A mechanic opens the app and sees his own cards for the day — nothing else to learn.

One price, on the page, every mechanic included.

Most of this market says “contact us”, then charges per seat. Wrench is R600/month, VAT included, whole team on it.

WhatsApp is where the job already lives.

Quotes, reports, ETAs and “your car's ready” go out on WhatsApp with the PDF attached — not a portal your customer has to log into.

04 · Built with real workshops

Wrench isn’t a concept — it’s running the floor today at Keesh Edition Auto Group.

Why Wrench exists

I built Wrench to empower small to medium workshops and mechanics, allowing them to engage with and track customer work as professionally and meticulously as they deliver the job itself.

Wrench allows them to seamlessly and effortlessly handle the admin that’s involved in delivering a good customer experience.

Muhammed, founder of Wrench

“A car comes back a year later, and everything you did to it last time is still right there.”

Every status change is logged with a time and a name. The tech report and the job card stay on the job as PDFs. Nothing gets lost, and no customer gets to tell you a job was never done.

Job card with full activity timeline
Fig. 04 — Job history, timeline
06 · One product, every screen

Phone in the bay. Laptop in the office.

It’s the same Wrench everywhere. The mechanic works his cards on his phone while the owner does admin on a laptop — light or dark, whatever the shop prefers.

All jobs in a table view on a laptop
Fig. 05 — All jobs, laptop
Wrench dashboard, light mode
Fig. 06 — Light
Wrench dashboard, dark mode
Fig. 07 — Dark
07 · The price

One price. Everything in.

No tiers, no add-ons, no per-mechanic fees.

Wrench — PricingPriceRev ASheet 1 of 1
No.PropertyValueRemark
01Monthly priceR600VAT inclusive
02Free trial30 daysNo card required
03Team seatsUnlimitedEvery mechanic included
04CancellationAny timeData stays exportable

Pay by EFT after the trial. We activate the next month for you.

Today's work on one screen
Every car tracked, booked-in to collected
Inspection checklists that build themselves
Voice notes, typed up for you
Branded reports — a tap to make and send
WhatsApp customer messaging
Parts tracked on every job
Your data's safe and export-ready (POPIA)
Works even when the signal drops

Already using Sage, Pastel or QuickBooks for billing? Keep them — Wrench runs the workshop side and leaves your books where they are.

Start your free trial

Rather talk to someone first? Contact Wrench.

08 · Questions
How is this different from the other workshop apps?

Everything else treats the car as one job that moves through one line of stages. Wrench treats each area — brakes, shocks, exhaust — as its own job: approved on its own, parted on its own, on the quote as its own line. Half-approved cars and late parts stop jamming up your workshop.

My guys aren't big on apps. Will they actually use it?

That's exactly who we built it for. A mechanic opens the app and sees his own cards for the day, nothing else. Everything works one-handed on a cheap Android. If your team can use WhatsApp, they can use Wrench.

How does the trial work?

Sign up and get 30 days of full access, no card and no catch. At the end of the 30 days we'll send you an EFT invoice — pay it and you're set for another month.

Can I cancel, and what happens to my data?

Any time, no questions asked. After you cancel, your data stays available to export. When you ask us to delete it, we remove it permanently.

Do you handle invoicing, or do I need my own accounting?

Wrench handles quotes and invoices end to end. Already using Sage, Pastel or QuickBooks? Keep them — Wrench runs the workshop side alongside whatever you already use for the money.