Every car, every bay, every invoice —
in one place.

GaragePro runs a UAE workshop end to end: arrival and check-in, the job card and its parts, VAT-compliant invoicing, and the customer kept in the loop the whole way. On the desk, on a tablet on the floor, and offline when the Wi-Fi drops behind a car on a lift.

A tour of GaragePro: the workshop dashboard, the waiting-room board and the app downloads

A few of the screens, cycling.

The whole workshop, at a glance

Cars waiting, jobs on the ramp, promises about to be missed, and the money behind them — the numbers a workshop owner actually opens the morning with.

The GaragePro dashboard: vehicles waiting, active job cards, overdue promises, unpaid invoices and trend charts

A waiting room that answers itself

A full-screen board for the customer lounge, in English and Arabic, with plates masked to the last four characters. Customers stop asking the advisor where their car is, because the wall already told them.

The waiting-room board: masked plates with bilingual English and Arabic status
The GaragePro download page: Android, Windows and Linux builds with checksums

On every device the workshop owns

Android tablets and iPads on the floor, Windows and Linux at the front desk — one application, not four. Arrival, check-in, technician time and driver runs keep working with the Wi-Fi off, and send themselves when the signal returns.

See the downloads

Built for how a UAE workshop actually runs

VAT, done properly

5% VAT, the VAT-201 boxes, simplified and full tax invoices by threshold, bilingual prints and PINT-AE e-invoicing.

Bilingual throughout

English and Arabic on the board, the print formats and the customer's messages — not a translation bolted on afterwards.

Insurance and fleet

Third-party payers with approvals and excess, and one consolidated monthly invoice per fleet account rather than forty.

The customer, kept informed

Booking, quote approval and a live status link by WhatsApp — with consent, quiet hours and a frequency cap.

Screens shown are the real application. Figures and plates come from a development dataset, not from any workshop's customers.