A working garage at night: warm work lights over a lifted car, a mechanic at the counter, dust and haze in the beams, deep shadows.
The whole garage, in one system.
Job cards, parts, invoices, and a free app that puts every job in your customer's pocket. Dealership-grade, priced for next-door garages.
Built for independent garages and small chains. No dealership software, no IT team, no homework.
One job, from the door to their phone.
Follow a single repair through Gantry. Every step below happens in the same system, not five apps and a clipboard.
The car arrives.
Type the plate number. The car appears with its full history: what you did last time, what the garage before you did, and what is overdue.
The job card opens.
Services, parts, labor, odometer, the mechanic's name, all on one screen. No paper, no re-typing at the end of the day.
Parts come off the shelf.
Each part is scanned out against the job. Stock drops by itself, and the shelf count stays honest.
The invoice writes itself.
Services plus parts, priced and taxed. A PDF ready to print or send on WhatsApp.
The phone lights up.
Your customer scans a QR on your screen, or taps the WhatsApp message. The job is in their app forever.
One system runs the whole job, from the door to their phone.
Your customers get the app, free forever.
Every job you log lands in their pocket automatically. They open the app and see everything you have done for their car: what it cost, what is due next, and a reminder before the brakes wear out.
- Every car they own, on one screen.
- The full history of every service, from every garage they have visited.
- Reminders when the next oil change or service is due.
- A clean record at resale, when the buyer asks for proof.
No app yet? Send the record on WhatsApp with one tap, and the app comes with it.
The Bonnet app on a phone: a car photo at the top, a clean list of service entries below with dates and costs, warm light from the workshop.
Bonnet · iOS & Android
Customers come back to the garage that remembers them.
What runs inside your garage.
Four parts of the business, one system, built around the way a garage works.
Job cards that run the day.
Search a car by plate or VIN and its whole history appears. Open a job, add services, parts, labor and the mechanic's name, and hand the car back with an invoice already done. The job sheet lives on the screen now, not under the counter.
A service advisor at the counter at dusk, typing a plate number into a screen, warm light on their face, workshop blurred behind.
Parts that never get lost.
We label your shelves and bins and give every part an address, down to the exact shelf. Search by name, number, barcode, or the car it fits, across every branch. Use a part on a job and stock drops by itself. Run low, and the system says so before you reorder blind.
The brake pads you bought twice, found in the back room during the cleanup? That stops on day one.
Labeled shelves in a garage storeroom, bins tagged with codes, a phone scanning a barcode under warm light.
Invoices without the re-typing.
The invoice comes from the job card itself: services, parts, markup and tax, totaled and ready. Print a PDF, send it on WhatsApp, and track it from sent to paid. No separate bookkeeping app to copy numbers into.
A hand holding a phone showing an invoice, workshop lights as bokeh behind, warm tones.
Every branch, one screen.
Two branches or four, you see them all from the same dashboard: jobs, stock, revenue, and what is sitting on which shelf in which city. Moving a part between branches is one request, not a phone call and a hope.
Night exterior of a small garage, its sign lit, two bays visible, traffic blurred past.
Why this didn't exist for you before.
Most garages we meet run on an accounting app, a garage app, or a mix of three. None of them covers the whole garage.
Accounting software counts money, not parts.
Zoho Books, Tally, QuickBooks. Brilliant at billing, blind in the storeroom. To them, a part is a row in a ledger that says how many you bought. It cannot say where they went. So parts sit on shelves, become invisible, and get bought again.
Garage apps run the counter, not the garage.
They book jobs and message customers, but stock is one flat number, shelves have no locations, and the customer walks out with a paper receipt. The history you build walks out the door with the car.
Dealership systems do all of it, at dealership prices.
They track every part to the bin, run job cards, and give customers a portal. They also start above 100,000 QAR, before the maintenance contracts and the consultants. Built for giants. Priced for giants.
Gantry gives you the parts control the dealerships have, and the customer app they offer, at a price a garage that earns its own money can pay. We set it up for you.
Dealership software starts above 100,000 QAR. Gantry is a setup fee and a monthly plan.
- Every part you rebuy because you could not find the first one is money spent twice.
- Every hour the team spends re-typing jobs and invoices is an hour you pay for.
- The dealership systems do all this too. They charge dealership prices for it.
Most garages we talk to are already paying for this system, in losses they can't see: parts bought twice, hours re-typed. Gantry puts those numbers on your screen.
One setup fee. Then one simple monthly plan.
It covers everything: your system, backups, updates, and a human on your side. No per-invoice charges, no surprise bills. A system is a running thing, not a one-time purchase: it needs backup, upkeep, and a human who answers when it breaks. Your monthly plan pays for that. The "cheap one-time deal" has none of it.
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The first Gantry garages.
Their words and their numbers go here, once they're live.
Waiting for the first Gantry garage. This slot is theirs.
Waiting for the first Gantry garage. This slot is theirs.
Waiting for the first Gantry garage. This slot is theirs.
Questions garage owners ask us.
We use Zoho Books for billing. Do we have to change everything? +
No. We can bring your records across into one system, or keep what you have and build around it. Either way, your history moves with you, and we do the moving.
Will my customers actually use the app? +
It is free and as simple as WhatsApp. If they don't want an app yet, send the record on WhatsApp and the app comes with it.
Our parts don't have barcodes. +
They don't need them. We label your shelves and bins, and your team finds parts by name or number. Scanning is a bonus for later, not a requirement for today.
We're not technical at all. +
That's who we build for. If you can use WhatsApp, you can use this. We do all the setup, and your team learns on the job.
Will the mechanics actually use it? +
The phone is already in their hand. It saves them the re-typing and the shelf-hunting, which is the part of the job nobody likes.
Do we need to buy computers or scanners? +
No. Any phone or laptop with internet access works. The only thing you will buy is a roll of shelf labels.
How long until we're up and running? +
A single branch is usually live within a week of the first call. A chain of branches takes a few weeks, and we do the heavy lifting.
What does it cost, really? +
One setup fee, then one monthly plan that includes everything. See the honest breakdown above, or get a rough estimate in 30 seconds.
Let's run your garage properly.
You handle the repairs. We handle the system, the setup, and the humans who answer when you call.
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