Domotec, equipment maintenance for stores, and its DomoCheck platformDomotec and its DomoCheck platform

Every visit, logged with photos, even with no signal.

How it looks today, with test data.The dashboard, online on the first day of the project.

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The office dashboard in DomoCheck, on a test account with sample data: 6 jobs pending, 1 in progress, 1 to review, 2 overdue and 1 with no technician, and the upcoming deadlines, most urgent first

The technician app once the signal is back: Pending sync reads “All synced”, with no pending changes; what was done offline is already on the server

How it looks today, with test data.

An app for your technicians and a dashboard like this one start at USD 3,990, with the first stage running in 6 to 8 weeks.An app for your technicians and a dashboard like this one start at USD 3,990, with the first stage running in 6 to 8 weeks.

That first stage is the technician app and the office dashboard. Everything else is quoted before you sign.That first stage is the technician app and the office dashboard. Everything else is quoted before you sign.

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Price and date on Tuesday, Oct 20, at no cost.

Sebastián Galli, the founder, gets back to you in under 2 business hours.

The problem.

The app the technicians were using wasn't enough anymore.

Domotec maintains refrigeration, air conditioning and fire safety equipment at its clients' premises. It needed to know which equipment is due and when, prove the technician was there, collect the before and after photos, approve every job and give the client their report, even when there's no signal on site.

The timeline.

From the dashboard to the client portal in 10 days.

Done. Day 1
Aug 28, 2026
The project starts and the dashboard goes online that same day.
Done. Day 10
Sep 6, 2026
The portal for its clients, requested on Sep 4, already online.
You are here. Day 50
Today, Oct 16, 2026
The dashboard, the app and the portal, working.

The technician app with the job already started, on the test account (sample data): the location's contact details and address, with directions, and the timeline, which shows the technician started the job with their location accurate to within 1 m, with View on map — The technician appBefore starting, the QR code, the location or the reason, which go on the timeline; the submission, stopped because photos are missing; and the work done offline, which syncs automatically once the signal is back.

The technician app: Send for review blocked because steps and the before and after photos are missing — The technician appBefore starting, the QR code, the location or the reason, which go on the timeline; the submission, stopped because photos are missing; and the work done offline, which syncs automatically once the signal is back.

What we built.

The technician app, for iPhone and AndroidIt reads the equipment's QR code, guides the job step by step and asks for the before and after photos. It works with no signal.
The office dashboardWhere jobs get assigned, reviewed and approved, and where you see which equipment is due and when.
The client portalEach client sees their locations and equipment and can download the report for every approved job.
Connected equipment control, over Wi-⁠Fi or BluetoothThe app and the dashboard show each connected unit's battery and cartridge, and let you arm it, disarm it or put it into maintenance mode; on the phone, even with no signal. Every action is logged.

What it's built with and how you take it with youTo share with your tech advisor: the technology, how it works with no signal and how you take everything with you if you switch providers.

The API is built in .NET 10 with PostgreSQL; the dashboard and the portal, in React with TypeScript; the app, in Expo (React Native), a single codebase for iPhone and Android.

The app stores the job, the photos and the videos on the phone and queues them for upload when the signal comes back. Each company sees only its own data, nothing gets deleted and there's a log of who did what.

It runs on Azure, with the infrastructure written as code (Terraform), and 2,636 automated tests check the backend on every change.

What's yours stays in your name: the code, the domain and the accounts. If you switch providers, you take all of it with you and another developer can pick it up.

What changes with DomoCheck.

No job reaches review without its steps and its photos: the system stops it, not the supervisor.

Scanning the QR code proves the technician was on site, even with no signal there. If the supervisor rejects a job, they leave the reason, the technician gets notified and the job goes back to them, with the photos from the first attempt saved.

The after photo of an approved job, with the date and time it was taken and the technician who uploaded it (sample photo and data) — Every photo, time-stampedThe after photo of an approved job, with the date, the time and the technician who took it. Sample photo and data.

A job to review in the office dashboard, with sample data: sent for review, with its two steps done, who checked each one and when, the technician's notes and the Reject and Approve job buttons — The reviewBefore deciding, the supervisor sees every step, who checked it and when, and the technician's notes. Sample data.

A rejected job in the office dashboard, with sample data: who rejected it and when, the reason (the photo of the seal on the extinguisher in hallway 2 is missing) and that the technician has already been notified — The rejection, with a reasonWho rejected it, when and why. The job goes back to the technician, who gets notified.

A client's portal on the test account, “My equipment”: six pieces of equipment across its two locations, from the one due first to the one with no next job, with one overdue and three due this month — The client portalTheir equipment, location by location, and when each one is due. On the phone, the report for an approved job.

An approved job on the client's phone, with sample data: Approved, the Download report button and the job details — The client portalTheir equipment, location by location, and when each one is due. On the phone, the report for an approved job.

What its clients see.

Every store Domotec services gets its own portal: its locations, its equipment and when each one is due.

When the supervisor approves a job, the PDF report is right there to download, on a computer or on a phone. And if the client adds someone with view-only access, that person sees the status but not the photos or the notes.

The dashboard, online on the first day of the project.

Want to see it working? We'll show it to you in 15 minutes, on the test account.

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The timeline.

From the dashboard to the client portal in 10 days.

Done. Day 1
Aug 28, 2026
The project starts and the dashboard goes online that same day.
Done. Day 10
Sep 6, 2026
The portal for its clients, requested on Sep 4, already online.
You are here. Day 50
Today, Oct 16, 2026
The dashboard, the app and the portal, working.

The problem.

The app the technicians were using wasn't enough anymore.

Domotec maintains refrigeration, air conditioning and fire safety equipment in stores. It needed to prove every visit, collect the photos, approve the job and give the client their report, even when there's no signal on site.

What we built.

The technician app with no signal, on its pending-sync screen: a step, the before photo and the notes, queued to sync by themselves when the signal comes back — The technician appBefore starting, it asks for the location or the equipment's QR code, which go on the timeline, and, with no signal, saves every step, the photos and the notes: when the signal comes back, it syncs automatically.

The technician app, for iPhone and Android
The office dashboard
The client portal
Connected equipment control, over Wi-⁠Fi or Bluetooth

What changes with DomoCheck.

No job reaches review without its steps and its photos: the system stops it, not the supervisor.

Scanning the QR code proves the technician was there, even with no signal. If the supervisor rejects a job, they leave the reason and it goes back to the technician, who gets notified. And once it's approved, the client downloads the report from their own portal.

The after photo of an approved job, as the client sees it on a phone, with the date and time it was taken (sample photo and data) — Every photo, time-stampedThe after photo of an approved job, as the client sees it, with the date and time it was taken. Sample photo and data.

The client portal on a phone, with sample data: an approved job, with Download report and the job details — The rule and the reportNo photos, no submission. Once approved, the report is in the client's portal.

What it's built with and how you take it with youTo share with your tech advisor: the technology, how it works with no signal and how you take everything with you if you switch providers.

The API is built in .NET 10 with PostgreSQL; the dashboard and the portal, in React with TypeScript; the app, in Expo (React Native), a single codebase for iPhone and Android.

It runs on Azure, with the infrastructure written as code (Terraform), and 2,636 automated tests check the backend on every change.

What's yours stays in your name: the code, the domain and the accounts. If you switch providers, you take all of it with you and another developer can pick it up.

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It works just as well if you have technicians, installers or inspectors out in the field: every visit gets logged with its photos and the time, and you review it from the office.It works just as well if you have technicians, installers or inspectors out in the field: every visit gets logged with its photos and the time, and you review it from the office.

If you message us today, the first stage is up and running between December 1 and 15.

You are here.
Today, Friday, Oct 16
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2business daysPayment: no cost
Tuesday, Oct 20
Proposal with price and date.
If it works for you: You signPayment: 50%
Tuesday, Oct 20
You pay 50% and we start designing it with you.
6 to 8weeksPayment: 50%
Dec 1 to 15
The first stage, running.When you approve it, you pay the other 50%.The exact day goes in the proposal, once we know how your team works.
From delivery: 60days of warranty
ends between Jan 30, 2027 and Feb 13, 2027
If anything covered by the contract breaks, we fix it at no cost.

Weekly updates: you see the progress on your phone.

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Custom system, from USD 3,990 plus VAT.

It includes the first stage of your system, designed with you and documented for your team. For a system like DomoCheck, it covers the technician app and the office dashboard.It includes the first stage of your system, designed with you and documented for your team. For a system like DomoCheck, it covers the technician app and the office dashboard.

Pay 100% when you sign, in a single payment by bank transfer or card, and get 5% off.

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Costs more if that first stage has to connect with more than 3 programs you already use. Not included: licenses for other systems.Costs more if it has to connect with more than 3 programs you already use.

Maintenance from USD 100 a month: bug fixes, framework and dependency updates, security, and hosting where needed.

“They turned our idea into a real product in record time.”

Nicolás Bonjour, UGC Point

Want everything DomoCheck has?

It starts with the Custom system plan: from USD 3,990, the first stage in 6 to 8 weeks. We'll quote the extras (the portal for your clients, connected equipment control, the support chat and the AI assistant that answers from your manuals) in writing before you sign.It starts with the Custom system plan: from USD 3,990, the first stage in 6 to 8 weeks. We'll quote the extras (the portal for your clients, connected equipment control, the support chat and the AI assistant that answers from your manuals) in writing before you sign.

Another platform with an app and a dashboard we built, already up and running: UGC Point, for brands and content creators.

What we sign before we start.

The price we quote is the price you pay.

If we're late, we take 10% off the price for every week.

What we need from you goes on a list with dates. If we fall 2 weeks behind the signed date, you choose: we keep going with the discount, or we stop, refund what you paid (if you paid 100%, half of it) and you keep what's done.

The domain, the code and the accounts are in your name from day one.

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