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Machine shop softwarewithout the ERP weight.

Job travelers your crew updates from the spindle, tooling and gauges that never go missing, and bar stock counts that match reality. Built for job shops, not aerospace primes.

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Three problems TrackFinch kills for machine shops.

01

Tooling walks between cells

The face mill was in Cell A this morning; now it's in someone's toolbox. QR labels on holders and gauges mean the answer is a scan away, and checkouts leave a name.

02

Gauges miss calibration

Calibration schedules live in TrackFinch, not on a wall chart. When a caliper or thread gauge comes due, it surfaces on the dashboard before QC finds out the hard way.

03

Travelers die on paper

Turn quotes into work orders your machinists update from a phone — queued, setup, running, done. The office sees status without walking the floor.

What shops like yours put in TrackFinch.

Assets get labels and histories; consumables get counts and reorder points. Both live on one ledger, one search away.

CNC mills & lathesCutting tools & holdersInserts & end millsGauges & calipersFixtures & visesBar stock & dropsJob travelersCoolant & shop supplies

Also on the floor next door.

Twelve industries, one ledger — pick the page that talks like your shop.

All industries

Frequently asked questions

Can TrackFinch track cutting tools and inserts, not just machines?

Yes — anything worth a label gets a record. Shops typically track holders, fixtures, and gauges as assets with checkouts, and run inserts, end mills, and drills as consumable inventory with reorder points.

Does it handle gauge calibration schedules?

Calibration is a maintenance schedule in TrackFinch: set the interval per gauge, and due or overdue calibrations surface on the dashboard. The gauge's history shows every completed calibration with who and when.

Is this a full job-shop ERP with quoting and accounting?

No — and that's deliberate. TrackFinch covers jobs, materials, tooling, and maintenance, and stays light enough to run from a phone. Keep QuickBooks for the books; skip the six-figure ERP rollout.

How do machinists update job status from the floor?

Any phone, no app install. Statuses are big buttons — a machinist taps "running" at the machine and the office board updates the same second.

Run a tighter shop floor by Friday.

Import your tooling list, label the cabinets, and release your first tracked job. Free for 14 days.

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