The problem

At the end of the day, the big fish have a system — software, queues, SOPs, portals — and they are not sharing it with small mom-and-pop shops. Independents are left with WhatsApp, whiteboards, and whatever lives in a few people’s heads. When those people are busy, off, or leave, the company slows down. A new generation entering the trades expects systems, not tribal knowledge.

What ShopOps is

The system that runs the shop so everyone knows what they need to know:

  1. Quote
  2. schedule
  3. fabricate
  4. install
  5. invoice

Three layers

Now

Shop OS

One fabricator’s operating system — floor + office, bays, queues, and one status board.

Now

Partner VIP

Clients, contractors, designers, and suppliers of that shop — rates, status, send-to-fab, order stone with ship-to.

Later

Network VIP

One designer login across many shops; suppliers on the same rail. Built after shops are paying and live.

Who we serve

Now — countertop fabricators

Stone, quartz, porcelain shops. Sell and polish the full ShopOps spine we already run.

Next — same ops, more trades

Glass, carpentry / millwork, and similar custom shops: reuse quote → produce → install; swap materials and checklists.

Product surface over time

  1. Web shop OS + phone-friendly PWA (today)
  2. Create World — per-shop bays, departments, go-live
  3. Mobile apps for floor crews
  4. Network VIP — multi-shop designer hub + supplier orders
  5. Next-gen floor UX — clear “what’s next,” training loops (game-inspired without turning work into a toy)

Near-term success

See it live

Walk the shop app, VIP portals, and pricing — then book a pilot if it fits your floor.