2026Live
Tamirhane: Repair Shop Software
- C#
- ASP.NET Core MVC
- Clean Architecture
- Entity Framework Core
- PostgreSQL
- ASP.NET Core Identity
- htmx
- Web Push
- MCP
- OAuth 2.1 (OpenIddict)
- xUnit
- Testcontainers
- Oracle Cloud
- Caddy
Overview
Free work order tracking for phone, computer and appliance repair shops. It has check-in receipts, quote approval, parts stock, payments and a status page customers follow on their phone, and shops can connect an AI assistant such as Claude over MCP to ask about their work orders. Turkish and English.
01 · Problem
Small repair shops run on paper tickets. Customers keep calling to ask about their device, and existing software charges per user and is mostly English-only.
02 · Solution
A multi-tenant web app built on Clean Architecture. It has a check-in form that adapts to the device type, QR receipts, a status flow, stock and payments. Customers approve quotes from a login-free tracking link and get email and browser notifications. With its MCP server, a shop can connect an assistant such as Claude over OAuth 2.1 and ask "which devices are ready for pickup?"; the assistant can change a work order's status, while delete, payment and pricing tools are left out on purpose.
03 · Outcome
Live and free. Covered by 744 automated tests (real PostgreSQL, CSRF on every POST, tenant isolation). The assistant's token carries no permissions: shop and role are read from the database on every request, so a revoked connection stops at the next call. Strict CSP, encrypted device passcodes and a fast deployment on my own server behind Caddy.