It learns your car's normal
After a drive you're happy with, you can mark it as a good drive. Those marked drives become your car's baseline. Nothing is added to the baseline unless you mark it.
Early development ยท invite-only
Plug the Pneumaion Link into your car and ask questions in plain language. Answers come from your car's own data, compared against your car's own history. When you need a mechanic, your workshop gets the evidence, and you get a measured before-and-after report on the repair.
Pneumaion is being built now. We're inviting a small number of owners and workshops as it becomes ready.
After a drive you're happy with, you can mark it as a good drive. Those marked drives become your car's baseline. Nothing is added to the baseline unless you mark it.
It keeps an eye on your car's systems over time and tells you when something is unusual for your car. Ask it things like "what does this warning mean?" or "is my battery getting weaker?"
Share the evidence with your workshop before they start. Afterwards, you get a report showing the measurements before the repair, what was done, and the measurements after.
You shouldn't need to read graphs to understand your car. Reports say what was measured, how it compares with your car's own normal, what it might mean, what it doesn't mean, and what you could do next.
Read a sample report (illustrative data, not a real vehicle)
Day to day, the assistant compares your car with itself. It flags things that have drifted from your car's normal and explains them. A repair is only reported as working when it has been measured before and after.
When an owner brings their car in, you can start with their evidence instead of a vague description, then give them a proof-of-fix report when the job's done.
See what the owner's car recorded, and how it compares with that car's own normal, before it's on the hoist.
Record a measured Before, the repair and a measured After. The report shows all three, so the owner can see what changed.
The technician who claims a job works on that job's records, with access the owner has granted.
When an owner chooses to book with you, their car's evidence comes with the booking, into a calendar based on your real bay and technician capacity.
The assistant drafts quotes from your own price book and the car's evidence. Nothing reaches the customer until your staff approve it, including changes mid-job.
Two plans are planned. Coming soon, invite-only
Personal
Workshop
One head service advisor oversees the whole shop. The assistant handles the repetitive work: drafting quotes, customer updates, chasing approvals and flagging jobs running over their quoted time. The advisor approves everything that goes out.
Pricing hasn't been decided. Each shop sets its own rates in its own price book.
Pneumaion is in early development and not yet available to buy. If you'd like to try it as an owner or a workshop, and tell us honestly what works, we'd like to hear from you.