FabWise

Workshops still run on whiteboards, spreadsheets, and punch-card timecard machines. When they do adopt software, they're forced into generic project management and payroll systems that were never designed for their environment. ADP for payroll. Monday or Asana for job tracking. Google Sheets for estimating. None of it talks to each other, and none of it works on a shop floor.

These tools were built for clean office environments — small text, tiny buttons, mouse-driven interfaces. They don't account for employees wearing welding gloves, safety glasses, and ear protection. They don't understand that a foreman checking job status is standing next to a running plasma cutter, not sitting at a desk.

FabWise is different. Every screen is designed for the shop floor first. Big touch targets. High-contrast interfaces. Passkey authentication so workers don't fumble with passwords in gloves. Cheap tablets that are easily replaced when they get dropped. Jobs flow through your actual stages — not someone else's idea of what manufacturing looks like.

An AI onboarding agent interviews you about your business — in your language — and configures the entire account. Buy it, start using it the same day. No six-month implementation. No consultants. No training manuals. Your team picks it up because it already speaks their language.