Spent the last few months talking to independent diesel and fleet repair shop owners, and one complaint kept coming up: the software they're forced into (Fullbay, mostly) charges per user. So the moment you hire a tech to handle more work, your software bill goes up too. It's a tax on growth.

That's backwards. A shop management tool should get more valuable as your team grows, not more expensive.

So we built TruckSpara: one flat price, unlimited users. Work orders, technician time tracking, parts inventory, and invoicing — the stuff you actually need to run a diesel/fleet bay day to day, without the enterprise bloat or per-seat pricing.

If you're running an independent heavy-duty shop and have felt this pain, I'd genuinely like to hear about it — what's the one thing your current software gets wrong? Building this in the open and want it shaped by people actually turning wrenches.