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Purpose-built shop-management software for Connecticut window tint installers. Film catalog with VLT (Visible Light Transmission), roll-length inventory tracking, lifetime warranty certificates, and a public booking page tuned to how Connecticut tint customers actually book. State-aware quoting helps your front desk stay on the right side of Connecticut's VLT laws.
Market size
~500 aftermarket service shops
state-wide
Hub cities
Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford
+ more
State context
High-income corridor — PPF + ceramic command premium tickets.
Trial
At launch
Built for window tint workflows
Not a generic auto-shop tool with a tint mode — purpose-built for the way window tint shops work.
Ceramic, carbon, dyed — track by brand, series, and Visible Light Transmission. 3M, XPEL, Suntek, LLumar.
Price by vehicle class × window combo. Front-2, Rear-5, Full-7, windshield strip — good/better/best in one click.
Receive rolls by length, batch, supplier, cost. Auto-deduct on job completion. Low-stock alerts before mid-job stockouts.
Staff registers the warranty, then sends a branded PDF certificate by email with a public verification link. Customers file claims from that same page — no login required.
Before/after capture from any phone. Per-vehicle gallery. Customer gets a shareable link post-install.
Schedule by installer AND bay. Drag-to-reschedule. Back-to-back jobs without conflicts or overbooking.
Connecticut state context
Film laws: Connecticut allows 35% VLT on front side, 35% on rear sides + back glass. Windshield: top 6 inches AS-1 line. Medical exemption requires state-issued certificate.
Market: Fairfield County (Stamford / Greenwich) is one of the highest-income corridors in the US — exotic + luxury vehicle density supports premium PPF + ceramic work. Salt-belt winters drive paint protection demand statewide.
Operators: always verify current VLT statutes with the Connecticut DOT before quoting work. Laws and enforcement vary by county; medical exemptions usually require state-issued documentation.
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