Tyler Grid

Software built to move things forward.

Tyler Grid is an independent software studio. We build for problems we live with: a car's history that keeps itself, a shop that runs on one board, and a paycheck you can see coming and check when it lands.

In testing

Paddock Garage

Your garage, intelligently organized.

For the person who owns the car: the build sheet, the maintenance, every service and every track day, on your phone and yours.

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Every car, every service, at a glance.

Mileage, what's due and what's overdue, every part you've installed and what you've spent, on one screen for each car.

Mileage, what's due, parts and spend, on one screen for each car.

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Paper invoices are done.

Snap the invoice and Paddock reads it into the car's record: the work, the parts and fluids, and which maintenance it resets. You check every line before it's saved.

Snap the invoice. Paddock files the work and parts and resets what's due.

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Sell it with its whole history.

Everything you log becomes the car's Vehicle Passport, a log book that keeps itself. Give a buyer a read-only link or a printout, with your private details hidden.

Everything you log becomes the car's log book, ready for a buyer.

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Start every track day from what worked.

Pressures cold and hot, temperatures, your best lap and the setup you ran, saved with each session at Streets of Willow or wherever you run.

Pressures, temperatures, best lap and setup, saved with each session.

Prototype

Paddock Shop

Built for the shops behind the machines.

For the business that fixes cars: the owner, the service advisor at the counter and the technicians in the bays. Requests, repair orders and estimates on one board.

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Start the day knowing what needs you.

Blocked jobs, cars waiting on a customer's answer, cars ready for pickup and who's arriving: one list, before the phone starts ringing.

Blocked jobs, customers deciding, cars ready: one list.

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Get the yes without phone tag.

The customer sees exactly what you see, in plain words, and approves from their own link. The approved job starts for the technician by itself.

The customer approves from a link, and the job starts by itself.

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Know where every car stands.

Every car by stage, technician or bay, with what it's waiting on and its next step.

Every car by stage, technician or bay.

Better together. Never required.

Paddock Garage and Paddock Shop each stand on their own. When an owner and their shop both use Paddock, a request goes one way, the signed record comes back, and nobody retypes anything. The owner chooses what's shared.

Paddock Garage, on the owner's phone
Paddock Shop, on the shop's iPad

The owner writes up what the car needs, picks which parts and history to share, and sends it to their shop from Paddock Garage.

Demo with made-up sample data. Connecting is optional: each product works on its own.

Private beta

Morpheus

Know your pay before it arrives.

For people who work by the hour: tell Morpheus your hours in plain words, see your check before payday, then make sure the stub didn't miss any hours.

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Know your check before payday.

Log your hours in plain words and your take-home estimate updates, with the day it lands. Regular shifts fill in from your schedule.

Your take-home estimate updates as you log hours, with the day it lands.

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See where every dollar went.

Add the PDF of your pay stub and Morpheus lines it up against its estimate: gross pay, each tax, the deductions and the deposit.

Add your stub and Morpheus lines it up against its estimate, line by line.

Stub reading follows the stub formats of the people in the beta.

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Catch the hours your check left off.

Paid 5 hours of overtime, logged 7? Morpheus compares what you were paid with what you worked, day by day, and shows what's short. Here: about $157.

Paid 5 hours of overtime, logged 7? Morpheus shows what's short. Here: about $157.

Screens are from the real apps, filled with sample data: the people, shop, hours and tasks are made up. The sample Golf R wears a photo of the founder’s own car.

Get the highlights.

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 does someone checking their own paycheck. 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

Yours to keep, export and share on your terms. A shop sees only what you send it.

Practical first

Smarts where they save you time, like reading an invoice or a pay stub, and plain controls everywhere else.

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