Built in the bay.

We collect structured information, analyze reported patterns, publish anonymized findings, deliver those findings to elected officials, educate the public about technician compensation systems, and support research and public-policy discussion concerning technician labor time.

Technicians report. We anonymize. The aggregated numbers go to state and federal representatives with a straightforward call: change the rules so technicians are paid for the time they actually spend on the work. No names attached. Ever.

Collect the facts. Show the patterns. Let the data speak. The work is independent and nonpartisan. It is not an attack on an individual dealership, manager, or manufacturer.

Technicians who know what 0.3 feels like. And anybody willing to understand the numbers without needing a corporate slideshow.