We show our work.
Everything I build or measure for Showah Co., in the open: what it does, what it cost and what broke.
The tagline isn't a slogan. Before you hire me, you should be able to see how I think: what I tested, the numbers it gave, and where I was wrong. Reports are things I counted; builds are things I made; guides are how I'd do it. Newest first.
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Podium, Kenect or Broadly for your shop?
What each one costs, who it's built for, and six questions to ask before you sign.
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How to follow up on declined repairs
What to log at the counter, when to text, what to say, and when to stop.
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What missed calls cost your shop
Put in your own numbers and see roughly what the calls nobody picks up are worth in repair orders, with the math shown.
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The DFW auto repair review gap
More than half of the independent DFW auto shops Google shows first don't answer their recent reviews. A count of 391 shops.
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SPOT: one app where every record links
Projects, tasks, people and notes in one database, with Claude Code working in it.
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Clairic vs Claude Haiku: 31 customer texts
Which model reads a repair shop's inbound messages better, and how much faster is the quicker one.
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Murmur: offline dictation
A free, open-source app that types what you say. Nothing leaves your computer.
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