The repair procedure, in your line of sight.
Taskmaster is a hands-free copilot that gives step-by-step guidance to auto and diesel mechanics through repair procedures on glasses, without setting down a tool.
Assign a vehicle to a bay and watch your techs go to work without ever looking at a manual.
- 11 min
- saved per repair order
- 3 surfaces
- floor · phone · glasses
- 0
- hands off the wrench
Shop floor
· Northside Diesel & Auto
Bay 1
occupied2019 Ram 2500 · 6.7L Cummins
Marcus T.
Step 7 of 11 — Torque caliper bracket to 148 ft-lb
Phase elapsed 12m 04s · In progress
Bay 2
occupied2021 Honda Accord · 1.5L Turbo
Alex R.
Step 3 of 9 — Compress caliper piston
Phase elapsed 4m 31s · In progress
Bay 3
occupied2017 F-350 · 6.7L Power Stroke
Dana W.
Step 9 of 9 — Injector balance review
Phase elapsed 21m 12s · Awaiting sign-off
Quality gate — manager sign-off required
Bay 4
openOpen · tap to assign
Queue
- 8m
2020 Silverado 1500
Oil & filter + rotation
- 21m
2018 Freightliner M2
Air brake inspection
- 35m
2022 Civic Si
Check engine — P0301
Today
- ROs closed
- 17
- Avg cycle
- 1.4h
- Steps verified
- 98%
- Comebacks
- 0
Built for the bays you already run
How it works
Three steps, and none of them are paperwork
From the write-up to the closed repair order, Taskmaster carries the job so your techs can stay on the vehicle.
Get job from client
Get a description of the problem from the client, the VIN, and assign it to a bay.
- Vehicle + complaint
- Skill-matched tech
- Bay availability
Start work in seconds
Problem is matched to a procedure template and the tech is given step-by-step guidance on their glasses.
- Step-by-step instructions
- Guidance on glasses
- Hands-free controls
Close out the job
The completed work is logged automatically, verified, and handed back to the client with a full work record.
- Auto-generated job record
- Verification check
- Client-ready summary
On the glasses
What your tech actually sees
This is the real display geometry: 576×288 page rendered in 4-bit greyscale on Even Realities G2. We design for chunky shapes and hard contrast because thin detail disappears once it hits the optics.
Glanceable, not distracting
One step at a time in high-contrast greyscale. Read it in under a second and get back to the vehicle.
Voice commands to advance
Say 'next' or 'back' to go through the steps.
Specs where you need them
Torque values, fluid capacities, and part numbers ride along with the step instead of living in a tab.
Everything logs itself
Each completed step writes back to the repair order, so the documentation is done when the job is done.
G2 · step view
PairedLive preview · steps advance automatically
The platform
One system from the write-up to the road test
Taskmaster replaces the clipboard, the group text, and the tribal knowledge that walks out the door when your best tech retires.
Live shop-floor dashboard
Every bay, every tech, every open step on one screen. Service advisors stop walking the floor to get a status.
Procedure engine
Templates match the vehicle and job, then expand into ordered steps with torque specs, fluids, and part numbers.
Quality gates
Safety-critical steps hold until a manager signs off. The approval and its timestamp land on the repair order.
Mechanic hub on mobile
iOS and Android app for clocking onto a job, capturing photos, and flagging additional work found.
Offline-first sync
A sequenced outbox keeps work moving in a steel building with no signal, then replays in order once you reconnect.
Role-aware access
Admins run the shop, managers assign and approve, mechanics only ever see the job in front of them.
The math
Your techs are paid to turn wrenches, not to look things up
Every minute a tech spends hunting for a spec or waiting on an approval is billable time you never invoice.
Where the time goes
per repair order- Looking up specs and procedures6 min
- Walking to the terminal and back4 min
- Chasing a manager for sign-off5 min
- Writing up what was actually done7 min
of non-wrench time per repair order
in the shop we model this against
a typical day across those bays
recovered per shop per day
Illustrative model for a six-bay shop, not a customer benchmark. We'll measure the real numbers with you during the pilot.
Roles
Everyone gets the view they need — and nothing they don't
Access is enforced at the database with row-level security, not hidden behind a menu item.
Admin
Runs the shop.
- Team and permissions
- Bays, rates, and settings
- Procedure library
- Full floor visibility
Manager
Runs the day.
- Assign jobs to bays
- Approve quality gates
- Monitor live progress
- Reassign when a job stalls
Mechanic
Runs the wrench.
- Only sees assigned work
- Steps on the glasses
- Photos and found-work flags
- Works offline
FAQ
The questions shop owners actually ask
Do my techs have to wear the glasses?
No. The glasses are the fastest way to work a procedure, but every step is also available in the mobile hub. Shops usually start with one or two techs on G2 and expand once the crew asks for them.
What happens when the shop has no signal?
The mobile app and the glasses keep working. Completed steps, photos, and notes queue in a sequenced offline outbox and replay in the original order the moment you reconnect, so nothing lands out of sequence.
Do we have to rebuild our procedures from scratch?
No. The procedure engine matches jobs to templates and expands them into steps. You start from the library, then edit the steps, torque specs, and gates to match how your shop actually does the work.
Does this replace our shop management system?
It doesn't. Taskmaster owns what happens between assigning the bay and closing the repair order — the procedure, the verification, and the record of what was done.
Can a mechanic see other people's jobs or shop settings?
No. Roles are enforced with row-level security in the database, so a mechanic account only ever loads the work assigned to them. Managers assign and approve; admins control team and settings.
How does a pilot actually start?
We set up your shop, import your bays and team, and run one procedure family end to end — usually brakes. Once your techs trust it on that job, we widen the library.
Pilot program
Put a copilot in every bay
We're onboarding a small group of auto and diesel shops. Tell us about your floor and we'll set up your bays, your team, and your first procedure family.
- Guided setup — we import your bays and team
- One procedure family live in the first week
- G2 hardware guidance, or start on mobile only
- No card, no contract during the pilot
Request early access
Takes about thirty seconds.