Give every job a clear owner
Review scheduled jobs, assigned detailers and services. Preview the experience from Owner Admin, Detailer or Customer roles.
InDetail / Mobile detailing operations
Explore a browser-based prototype built around the way mobile detailing teams work—from booking and deposits to job completion and daily revenue.
Front-end concept. Session-only demo data. No real payments.
What to expect
Real-world detailing workflows
Owner, detailer & customer perspectives
Clear limits, no hidden claims
01 / The workflow
Less switching contexts. A connected preview of the decisions, handoffs and records behind each detailing job.
Start with the booking
30%
Deposit calculated
70%
Remaining balance
The booking form models the deposit and balance automatically. Customer and vehicle records keep the job connected to the right person and car.
Demo calculations only—no payment is processed.
Review scheduled jobs, assigned detailers and services. Preview the experience from Owner Admin, Detailer or Customer roles.
Preview before-and-after images, complete a job and see a prompt to navigate to the next scheduled address in Google Maps.
Review daily collected revenue, completed-job amounts and detailer attribution alongside a team performance summary.
02 / An honest starting point
The standalone demo runs by opening index.html in a modern browser, without a build step. Records exist only during that page session.
No real payments, SMS or email delivery, cloud photo storage, authentication, cross-device sync or live employee GPS tracking.
A database, secure authentication and server-side permissions; verified payment webhooks; private photo galleries; messaging integrations; validated addresses and Maps deep links.
Audit logs, backups, privacy controls and legal review of deposit and cancellation terms are also required before launch.
03 / Services & pricing
Available services and their listed prices appear below. Prototype functionality is not a promise of production-ready software.
Built around the working day
Start with the workflow, then review exactly what is—and isn’t—part of the prototype.