Built in-house · Workshop operationsEarly version

EnzeTorque

Workshop management for independent mechanics, from the first call to the invoice.

What it does
One place to run the workshop: intake, repairs, scheduling and invoicing.

Summary

Software for independent car workshops: customers and their vehicles, repair orders with work and parts, scheduling, invoices, employees and wages, AI-assisted diagnostics and parts search, and a public profile page for each workshop.

What EnzeTorque is

Independent workshops often run on paper repair cards, phone calls and a spreadsheet. EnzeTorque brings the work of a garage into one system: who the customer is, which car is in, what is being done to it, when, by whom, and what it costs.

Features

The current version covers the core of a workshop’s day.

  • Customers and their vehicles, including engine type
  • Repair orders with work items and parts, tracked from accepted to completed
  • Repair scheduling with conflict checks, and reusable work-order templates
  • Invoices, created by hand or directly from a repair
  • Employees and wage records
  • AI-assisted diagnostic assessments and parts search
  • A public profile page for each workshop, with its location on a map

Engineering behind it

Each workshop is a separate tenant in a shared system, with access checked per organisation. The AI features are constrained to structured output, so a diagnostic suggestion arrives as data the application can validate rather than free text. The interface is available in English and Macedonian.

Technologies used on this project

  • Kotlin
  • Spring Boot
  • Angular
  • PostgreSQL
  • OpenAI

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