Kamol Nazarov The back office lab Brooklyn, NY

Software from a working repair shop.

I build the systems my Brooklyn shop runs on (the books, the phone, the website) and the same for other shops.

Index · 10 systems · 6 live

  1. VehicleDeskN°01 CRM · Live
  2. GT Auto LeasingN°02 Client site · Live
  3. Quality Body RepairN°03 Client site · Live
  4. TK Modern AutoN°04 My shop · Live
  5. AI ReceptionistN°05 Phone agent · In production
  6. BurnRateN°06 Open source · Public beta
  7. AI News PulseN°07 News site · Live
  8. WhatsMyCostN°08 Private tool · Tailnet only
  9. ScaledMailN°09 Private tool · Sign-in only
  10. H3 StudioN°10 Video studio · Tailnet only

How it fits together

I run TK Modern Auto in Brooklyn. Everything here was built inside that shop or for shops like it: the books, the phone, the front door, and the tools I use to keep it all honest.

01 · Shop floor

The books

VehicleDesk closes the week on live Shopmonkey data: jobs, parts costs, payroll and money received, reconciled before anyone calls it done.

N°01 VehicleDesk

02 · Front desk

The phone and the door

Sites that price first and read cleanly to search engines, and a receptionist that answers after hours and books the car in.

N°02 GT Auto LeasingN°03 Quality Body RepairN°04 TK Modern AutoN°05 AI Receptionist

03 · Owner’s desk

The tools behind it

BurnRate and WhatsMyCost show what the AI work costs, AI News Pulse tracks which models and plans are worth paying for, ScaledMail runs outreach I can pause, audit and stop, and H3 Studio makes video and voice under a hard spending cap.

N°06 BurnRateN°07 AI News PulseN°08 WhatsMyCostN°09 ScaledMailN°10 H3 Studio