ManageWork

Smart repair shop management & B2B partner network

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Smart repair shop management & B2B partner network

1 follower

ManageWork is the all-in-one repair shop management app built for mobile and electronics repair businesses in India. Manage jobs, inventory, payments, and customers — all in one place.

Free

Launch tags:Android•iOS•Website Builder

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Hey everyone 👋 I’m excited to launch **ManageWork** today! We built ManageWork after seeing how most mobile and electronics repair shops still rely on notebooks, WhatsApp, and scattered tools to run their business. It often leads to lost jobs, missed payments, and zero visibility on what’s actually going on. ManageWork brings everything into one place: 🔧 Track repair jobs from intake to delivery 📦 Manage spare parts and inventory 💰 Record payments (UPI, cash, card, etc.) 👥 Keep complete customer history 🤝 Connect with other repair shops through a B2B network Our goal is simple — help repair shop owners save time, stay organized, and increase revenue without complexity. We’ve designed this specifically for India 🇮🇳 with OTP login and ₹ support, so anyone can start using it without a learning curve. Would love your feedback, suggestions, and questions — happy to answer everything here 🙌

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5mo ago

How are you currently managing repair jobs in your shop?

Hey everyone

I ve been talking to a lot of mobile & electronics repair shop owners, and most are still using a mix of notebooks, WhatsApp, and spreadsheets to manage their work.

Curious to know how are you currently handling:

Job tracking
Customer records
Payments

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5mo ago

Would a B2B network for repair shops actually work?

One idea we re exploring with ManageWork is a B2B partner network where repair shops can send/receive jobs they can t handle.

Example:

You don t fix motherboards send to a specialist
You have extra capacity receive jobs

Do you think this is useful in real life?
Or do shops prefer to keep everything in-house?

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