Numbers only, big keys
Easy to hit with a gloved finger, or use a cheap USB numpad. No typing, no menus.
QC tracking software
QC checks an operator can record with dirty hands, in seconds.
Nobody wants to fill in a check sheet with coolant on their gloves. I build QC tracking that lives at the machine and only asks for numbers: key the reading, see in spec or out, get back to work. Every reading is saved the way your QMS needs it, so an audit stops meaning a dig through the binder.
- Numbers only, on big keys
- Records set up for AS9100, AS9110 or AS9120
- First article and final inspections too
- A first version typically in 2–4 weeks
Live demoLive demo · record a QC check
Try it: type 10006 (that’s 1.0006 in) and hit Enter. Then try 10003.
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Demo part · 5-axis mill · in-process inspection
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Its inspection checks and their limits come from the demo database.Demo A trimmed-down copy of a shop floor app I build, running on a made-up part. Nothing you type is saved.
Built for the operator
Faster than writing it on the sheet.
The app already knows the part, the op and the checks. The operator just keys what they measured.
The right checks, in order
Each check comes up with its limits on screen. No digging through the drawing.
In spec or out, on the spot
A bad reading turns red as it’s keyed, so a bad part gets caught at the machine, not by your customer.
Audit-ready, no paperwork
Who, when, which lot and which gauge are saved with every reading. Nobody writes them down.
The record paper never gives you
Stop re-inspecting parts to find out what they measured.
A paper check sheet gets filed and forgotten. Here every reading is saved, traceable and easy to find when a customer or an auditor asks.
- Any part, lot or job’s readings in seconds
- First article and final inspection records kept with the job
- Dimensions drifting toward a limit, caught before they scrap parts
- Customer questions answered without re-measuring the shelf
How it fits
Built around your shop, hooked into your ERP.
At the machine
A tablet or terminal at the cell, plus a cheap USB numpad that can take a little coolant. Nobody walks to the office to log anything.
Jobs and parts from your ERP
Jobs, parts and ops come straight from Epicor, JDE or whatever you run. Nobody types a part number.
Your rules, not a template
Your checks, limits and reasons, the way your shop already works. Changes take days, not weeks and tickets.