One screen to grade, label and route every watch.
A modern internal tool built around the bench — replacing a legacy PHP dashboard where every model was a dev ticket and every label printed one at a time.
Spec approved · Phase 1 in buildThe old flow was a sequence of waits.
One label at a time
Grade a unit, print its label, walk it over, come back, start the next. Repeat all day.
Print → walk → repeatA dev ticket per model
A new Apple Watch release meant filing a ticket and waiting on a developer to add it to the catalog.
New model → wait on engGrading in a separate tab
The grading form lived apart from the catalog — copy the model, switch tabs, re-key it, switch back.
Tab → copy → tabNothing here was broken — it just made a fast pair of hands wait on slow software.
Grade → label → print, on one screen.
Scan or pick the model
Barcode scan or a two-tap picker. Recents keep the current model selected across units.
Set the grade
Cosmetic + functional condition, captured inline. No tab switch, no re-keying.
One press. The label, inventory row and Amazon-listing fields all derive from a single record.
Enter the watch once. The label, the inventory, and the listing all fall out of one record.
The whole Apple Watch line, as data.
Model × size × case × connectivity. A new watch is a row the team adds themselves.
Queue fifty. Print one ribbon.
The slow part is the watches, not the software.
Shipping carefully, on top of the old one.
Any physical operation run on a legacy app nobody loves.
A legacy app everyone tolerates and nobody loves?
We map your real bench workflow, find the part where good people wait on slow software, and tell you up front whether a modern tool is worth building.
Custom-scoped · no off-the-shelf pricing