Tyler Grid
Software built to move things forward.
An independent software studio building intelligent, practical applications: Paddock Garage for car owners, Paddock Shop for the shops that work on cars, and Morpheus for people who work by the hour.
Paddock Garage
Your garage, intelligently organized.
Who it's for: For car owners and enthusiasts
Your build sheet with every part number and where it came from, emissions parts flagged. Maintenance by miles or months. Every service on record. And your track days: sessions, lap times, tire pressures and the setup you ran.
Every part, every service, maintenance by miles or months, and your track days.
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Paddock Shop
Built for the shops behind the machines.
Who it's for: For independent shops: owners, service advisors and technicians
Your whole shop on one board: requests, appointments, repair orders and the tech on every car. Estimates go to the customer for approval before work starts, and every job ends with a clean record of what was done.
Requests, repair orders and estimates the customer approves, on one board.
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If you both use Paddock
Better together, never required.
Paddock Garage and Paddock Shop each stand on their own. When an owner and their shop both use Paddock, they can connect: a service request goes one way, the finished record comes back, and nobody retypes anything. The owner chooses what's shared.
A request goes to the shop, the signed record comes back. Optional on both sides.
Morpheus
Intelligence, under your control.
Who it's for: For hourly workers who want their hours, pay and vehicles in one place
Tell Morpheus “I worked 2 hours of overtime today” and your timecard fills in with straight time, overtime and double time. It checks your pay stub against your hours, looks up your truck’s recalls and keeps its service history, and starts each day with a short briefing.
Your hours, pay and truck in plain words, in your own private copy.
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Screens are from the real apps, filled with sample data: the people, cars, shop, hours and tasks are made up. Car photo: Charles from Port Chester, NY, CC BY 2.0.
A small studio with a long view.
Tyler Grid designs and builds its own software. We start with a real problem we live with, make the tool we wish existed, use it every day, and only then offer it to anyone else.
- Built for the person using it
An owner and a mechanic need different tools. So do you and your assistant. Each product is shaped around one kind of person.
- Honest about what's ready
Every product carries a plain label: concept, prototype, in testing, private beta or available.
- Your records stay yours
Your data is yours to keep, export and share on your terms. A shop sees only what you send it.
- Practical first
Intelligence where it saves you time, like reading a pay stub or a lap list, and plain controls everywhere else.
Three products, one way of working.
Your garage, intelligently organized.
For car owners and enthusiasts. Your build sheet with every part number, maintenance by miles or months, your service history and your track days: sessions, lap times, tire pressures and setups. On your phone, and yours.
In testingExplore Paddock GarageBuilt for the shops behind the machines.
For independent shops: owners, service advisors and technicians. Requests, appointments, repair orders, technician assignments and estimates on one board. Customers approve the estimate before work starts, and every finished job ends with a clean record of what was done.
PrototypeExplore Paddock ShopIntelligence, under your control.
For hourly workers who want their hours, pay and vehicles in one place. A private assistant on your phone. Tell it your hours in plain words; it keeps your timecard with straight time, overtime and double time, reads your pay stub and checks it against what you worked, and looks after your vehicles, tasks and calendar.
Private betaExplore MorpheusPrototype: working software on sample data. In testing: used day to day by the people building it. Private beta: invite-only. Available: anyone can sign up.
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