01Wear
The mechanic puts on the glasses. Nothing else changes about the way they work.

AR documentation for automotive workshops
Turn every vehicle inspection into a complete visual record — hands-free, directly from the mechanic's point of view.
The problem
Documentation today happens in the gaps between the real work — a photo here, a note there, a report written from memory hours later. The evidence is thin, and the story of the vehicle is lost.
Work → stop → photo → note → continue → report
Work → everything is documented → complete vehicle record
Less interruption. More documentation.

Captured automatically
Front brake · 4 observations
How it works
01The mechanic puts on the glasses. Nothing else changes about the way they work.
02Components are recognised in the field of view while the inspection happens as usual.
03What was seen becomes structured vehicle documentation — no writing required.
From inspection to vehicle history
Captured video and observations are organised into a single, readable record of the vehicle — evidence included.
Vehicle record
WBA · 2019 Sedan · Bay 04
Generated from the mechanic's field of view
Built for the people doing the work

Mechanics
Document the work without interrupting the workflow.

Workshop managers
Consistent inspection documentation across the whole workshop.

Vehicle owners
Visual evidence and documentation that is easy to understand.
The vehicle's digital story

Inspection
Full 18-point visual capture
Damage
Rear bumper scuff, documented
Repair
Front brake service
Part replacement
Pads · discs · sensor
Maintenance
Fluids and filters
Service evidence
Video record archived
Every visit adds to the record. Over time the vehicle carries a living history of what was inspected, what was replaced and what was actually seen.
Live support
When a job needs a decision, the mechanic brings in a supervisor over a live video stream — straight from the glasses, hands still on the vehicle.
The supervisor watches the mechanic's live view from the glasses, in real time.
Two-way voice lets them discuss a fault without anyone leaving the bay.
The supervisor can mark areas on the live view to guide the next step.
Each session is saved to the vehicle's history alongside the inspection.
Supervisor
“Looks worn — replace both sides.”

AR technology
No phone in a pocket, no tablet on a trolley, no computer across the workshop. The glasses simply see what the mechanic sees.
The mechanic keeps working.
Information appears when it is relevant.
Documentation begins with what the mechanic actually sees.

Capture the work. Preserve the evidence. Build the vehicle's story.