Independent techs
Spend more time solving problems and less time chasing paperwork.
- Customer & device histories
- Service tickets & visits
- Estimates and invoices
- Simple mobile workflow
Made for the people who fix everythingThe CRM Built for
The CRM Built for
the Way IT Works.
Clients, tickets, service requests, and business operations—finally working together.
🚧 In active development · Feature previews are concepts, not available software.
STACKLTR / CONCEPT PREVIEW
Good morning, team! 👋
24Open tickets
8Active repairs
5Visits today
NLNetwork running slowlyIn progress
LRLaptop diagnosticWaiting
PCDevice pickupReady
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STACKLTR
STACK LATER. MOVE FORWARD NOW.
Exploring our new visual identityDifferent businesses. One flexible foundation.Your kind of work.
Your kind of work.
Your kind of workflow.
We're designing shared service tools that adapt to the way your business runs — rather than forcing everyone into the same process.
MSPs & IT teams
Keep clients, commitments, and technicians coordinated as you scale.
- Multi-client service desk
- Assignments & SLA tracking
- Contracts & recurring work
- Assets & integrations
Repair shops
From walk-in drop-off to ready-for-pickup — with fewer sticky notes.
- Intake & diagnostic checklists
- Repair status updates
- Parts & inventory tracking
- Approvals and checkout
A simpler service journey
From “new request” to “all done.”
The common workflow we're validating with service professionals.
Capture
Collect requests, customer details, and equipment info in one place.
Organize
Create work orders, assign technicians, and plan the schedule.
Resolve
Record diagnostics, repair steps, approvals, and job progress.
Grow
Keep service histories and move smoothly into billing and follow-up.
Your voice builds the roadmap
What would make your day easier?
We don't want to guess which features matter. Choose the workflows you need most, describe your biggest headache, and optionally leave your email to hear when STACKLTR is ready for testers.
💬 We're collecting feedback before deciding the full feature set. No fake feature promises, no unnecessary complexity.
How STACKLTR takes shape
Our build approach.
We're approaching STACKLTR thoughtfully: understand the needs of IT service teams, design around real work, build a dependable foundation, and refine the product through hands-on feedback. The steps below describe our intended approach—not a fixed schedule or a promise that every feature will be in the first release.
Understand the work
We start by learning how independent technicians, MSPs, and repair shops actually operate. Conversations, feature requests, and workflow research help us pinpoint daily frustrations and decide what belongs in the first usable version.
Outcome: a focused, customer-informed product planDesign the experience
Next, we translate those needs into customer journeys, screen layouts, and interactive prototypes. We'll review how users move between clients, tickets, and service work before committing to the full implementation.
Outcome: a tested, intuitive product experienceEstablish the foundation
We then put the underlying platform in place: secure sign-in, organization workspaces, team permissions, customer records, data separation, and dependable development and testing practices.
Outcome: a secure, scalable starting pointConnect the daily workflows
With the foundation ready, we bring the essential work together: receiving service requests, organizing tickets, assigning work, tracking progress, recording technician notes, and maintaining customer history.
Outcome: a connected service workflow from request to resolutionTest, learn, and refine
Before expanding access, we work through realistic scenarios with a small group of testers. Their feedback guides improvements to usability, reliability, accessibility, mobile layouts, and security.
Outcome: a more reliable, practical experienceInvite early collaborators
When the core experience meets our quality standards, we'll invite selected IT professionals to try it, tell us what works, and help determine what should be built next. Access expands based on readiness—not a calendar.
Outcome: an informed path toward wider availabilityBuilding what matters first. Our initial focus is connecting customer records, service requests, tickets, and day-to-day service work. Capabilities such as billing, inventory, deeper MSP integrations, automation, and AI will be evaluated as we learn what provides the most value.