Your business, your system
Your Google project, your accounts, your data.
Business software you own. Connected to the website you already have.
Quotes, crews, schedules, hours and invoices in one connected place. Works runs in a Google Cloud / Firebase project your business controls. Keep your website. Make the work behind it easier.
Your Google project, your accounts, your data.
Connect WordPress or another website with a customer portal button.
Jobs, crews, hours, materials and customer conversations stay together.
A clear working day for your crew. Project information for your customers.
Continued use of your purchased version, without an ongoing ShopReady license fee.
01 · Before the day starts
Three people texted you before six. A customer wants to know why nobody showed up. There’s a quote you’ve meant to send for nine days. The schedule is in your head, the receipts are in the truck, and the only person who knows what’s happening on the Alvarez job is you.
Bring the office, the crew and the customer together around the same job. Keep control of the system that holds it all.
02 · One connected operation
From the first inquiry to the final invoice, every part of a job sits in one system—and the office, the field, and the customer each see the slice that belongs to them. Built for service businesses: service-only, service plus materials, shop work, field work, or both.
Add a portal or team sign-in button to WordPress or another website. Works runs separately in your own Google project; your website stays where it is.
A company schedule and a plan for each job, built around availability, qualifications, commitments, and handoffs. — Live
Jobsites, crews, hours, materials, expenses, photos, drawings, and punch lists from the phone already in their hand. — Live for staff paths
Estimates, invoices, payments, and records. Accounting CSV export — Live. Live QuickBooks/Xero sync and optional merch storefront — On the map. ShopReady is not bookkeeping or general-ledger software.
Private portal communication, feedback, issues, and approved facts — Live. Fact-based after-hours answers — Live. Customer photo upload and model-backed AI triage — On the map / In the build.
Your business controls its cloud project, billing, data and provider accounts. Keep using your purchased version. ShopReady retains its proprietary software intellectual property.
03 · Built for the field
Individual logins and role-appropriate views for crew, managers, and owners. Where they’re going, what time, what’s needed on the truck, who else is on site, and what the customer already agreed to. No group texts. No six a.m. phone tree.
04 · The customer’s side
Every customer gets a private page for their project: dates, approved photos, invoices, balances, and the arrival window for the crew coming Thursday.
Fewer phone calls and better service, at the same time. Most software makes you choose one.
05 · After hours
Routine questions can be answered from approved project facts you already made visible—the schedule, accepted scope, and decisions on record. Nothing is invented or promised on your behalf. (Live for fact-based answers. A fuller privacy-filtered model assistant is In the build, default-off.)
Anything that needs a person is escalated for human follow-up. Staff see open cases in one queue with tools to answer and schedule the next step. (Live as a service queue. A dedicated morning digest is In the build.)
Nobody sets out to give bad service. They just run out of hours. This is about giving the hours back.
06 · Capacity
See how far out you are committed, which work cannot yet be staffed, and where demand is outrunning the team. — Live
Set a protected capacity buffer—your own percentage held back for overruns, urgent fixes, unscheduled work, shop and truck cleanup, organization, and the quiet improvements that make next year stronger. — On the map
And when a week goes smoothly, that is the week you get back: reorganise the trailer, re-inventory the bins, and get the truck right—the work that quietly decides whether next year is bigger. — On the map (practice, not a product button)
07 · Breadth without the catalog dump
Eight outcome groups—from winning work to portfolio control—map to real Works menus. Open the feature explorer when you want progressive detail without turning this page into a product manual.
Explore featuresLifecycle pipeline, estimates, change orders, company schedule, and project handoffs.
My Day, time, jobsites, and hubs—role-stripped for crew, rich enough for managers.
Invoices, job cost honesty, expenses, portal facts, and staff publishing—with sandbox boundaries called out.
Quality, partners, workforce, inbox, portfolio exceptions, approvals, modules, and theme.
08 · See the product
Explore the product screens, from an owner planning the week to a crew member opening their day. Follow the same job through the customer’s view.
The tour uses synthetic examples. Open the feature explorer for current capabilities and what is still planned.
Explore the product tourOwner, manager, crew and customer views around a connected workflow.
09 · Getting connected
After purchase, set up Works around the way your team works. Website connection tools are available to the owner inside that installation.
Choose the working week, company details and tools your team needs.
Keep the installation, provider accounts and hosting billing under your business’s control.
Set roles, working hours and availability. Each person sees the tools appropriate to their work.
Add the customer portal or team sign-in button. WordPress and ordinary website links are supported.
Check the quote, crew plan, materials, time and customer communication before relying on the system day to day.
Keep the setup instructions, backup and recovery process with the people responsible for your installation.
Works is standalone business software. A website design or rebuild is not part of the offering.
Explore features10 · Built from the shop outward
I’m Jay Patukonis—a cabinetmaker with more than 30 years in the trades and 23 years as a self-employed shop owner. I have the calluses to prove it. I also have the bad back. I know what thin margins feel like, what a missed callback costs, and how quickly a good crew day turns into chaos when the schedule lives in three phones and a notebook.
Some tradespeople are completely at home with CAD, CNC, phones, and new technology. Others are exceptional at their trade but would rather not wrestle with software after a long day on the tools. ShopReady is built for both: an interface that makes sense from the first use, with practical tools that make the business easier to run regardless of technical experience.
I like to listen first, seed a few ideas, then go back and forth until the solution fits how you actually work. I’m happiest MacGyvering practical, slightly quirky fixes that stick—so the solution feels like yours, not something dropped onto you.
I’m putting that experience into practical software for the day-to-day work of running a company. The aim is simple: less chasing information, clearer decisions, and a system the business can control.
11 · Your control
Works runs in your company’s Google Cloud / Firebase project. Your data, accounts and billing stay under your control. Keep using your purchased version when update coverage ends.
Software intellectual property remains with ShopReady. Future provider compatibility and ongoing services are separate from continued use of your purchased version.
Software and service details12 · Straightforward pricing
Standalone business software for your company, connected to your existing website.
Explore the product and the setup before deciding.
13 · Forward