RepairFlow Download

For repair shops

Run your shop.
Not your paperwork.

Take devices in, keep track of what is on the bench, and get them back to customers — from the phone already in your pocket.

Free on the App Store · No subscription, ever · iPhone and iPad

Version 1.3 is what you can download today. Web Enquiries and the one-off Lifetime Pro purchase arrive in version 2.0.

RepairFlow on iPad Pro, showing every repair on the bench with its customer, device and next step RepairFlow on iPhone, showing the jobs list with each repair's status and next step
Built by a repair shopWritten from behind the counter, not from a product plan.
Enquiries from your siteRepair requests land in the app, not a second inbox. Arrives in version 2.0.
One purchaseNot a subscription that grows every year.
iPhone and iPadThe full app on both, bought once.
Your records stay yoursOn your device, exportable whenever you want.

How it works

From enquiry to collected

One record follows the device the whole way. Nothing gets retyped, and nothing lives in a second place you have to remember to check.

Steps one and two are Web Enquiries, which arrives in version 2.0. Steps three to six are in the app on the App Store today.

1

Enquiry

A customer sends their device and fault from your website.

2

It arrives

Straight into the app, and your phone tells you.

3

Becomes a job

One tap turns it into a customer or a repair.

4

On the bench

Diagnose, order parts, record what you did.

5

Invoice

Bill from the job — the details are already there.

6

Collected

Mark it done and it leaves the bench.

Web Enquiries In version 2.0

Turn website visitors into repair jobs

A customer fills in a form on your site. It lands in RepairFlow, your phone buzzes, and their device and fault are already written down.

  • Add it to your site as a link, or embed the form in a page
  • Reply by phone, by message, or in a conversation they can answer
  • Convert to a customer, an appointment or a repair in one tap
  • Spam handled for you, and the form carries its own privacy notice
  • Set it up from the app — no developer, no dashboard to configure
A website enquiry open in RepairFlow showing the customer's name, phone, device and fault, with options to call, message or start a conversation

Try the enquiry form

This one is running live on our own site, put there the way a shop puts it on theirs. Fill it in and the enquiry arrives exactly as a customer's would.

Nothing was configured for it. The shop presses Set Up in RepairFlow, copies what the app gives it, and pastes that into whatever runs its website.

See embed code
<iframe data-repairflow-form src="https://forms.myrepairflow.com/f/…"> </iframe> <script src="https://forms.myrepairflow.com/embed.js"> </script>

Demo enquiries go to RepairFlow, not to a repair shop. Please do not send a real repair request here.

iPhone and iPad

The counter and the bench

The same app, laid out for the screen it is on. On iPad the whole list is there at once, which suits the counter. On iPhone it is in your pocket while you are working.

  • One purchase covers both — it is not sold twice
  • iPad puts more of the list on screen at once
  • iPhone keeps the bench with you while your hands are busy
RepairFlow on iPad Pro, showing the invoice list with paid and unpaid invoices side by side

The app

What it looks like on the bench

Real screens from the app, not mock-ups.

Features

Everything the counter needs

Repair management

Every repair from intake through diagnosis to collection.

Web Enquiries 2.0

Repair requests from your website, straight into the app.

Invoices & payments

Invoice from the job and record how you were paid.

Customers

Contact details and repair history kept together.

Parts & inventory

Stock tied to the work it belongs to.

Works offline

Records live on the device, not behind a login screen.

Also included: appointments, printed intake tickets, and backups you can export in full.

PhonesTabletsLaptopsMacsPCs Game consolesOther electronics

Getting started

Start without rebuilding your business

1

Install RepairFlow

Free on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.

2

Add your shop details

Your name, contact and how you take payment.

3

Book the first device in

And carry on with the day.

One purchase. Not a monthly bill. Pricing from 2.0

Version 1.3 is free on the App Store today. From version 2.0, RepairFlow stays free to download and free to try, and beyond the trial it is a single purchase for Lifetime Pro — not a subscription that grows every year you keep using it.

Free to download Free trial No subscription Your data stays yours
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Questions

Straight answers

Is RepairFlow a subscription?

No. Version 1.3 is free on the App Store. From version 2.0 it stays free to download and free to try, with a one-off purchase for Lifetime Pro after that. There is no recurring charge in either version.

What happens if I do not buy Pro?

This applies from version 2.0 onwards. You keep access to everything already in the app and can export it. What stops is creating new work.

Can customers send repair requests from my website?

Yes — that is Web Enquiries, and it arrives in version 2.0. RepairFlow gives you a ready-made form to add as a link or embed in a page.

Do I need a website to use it?

No. The form is a complete page of its own, so the link works anywhere: a social profile, a message, or a QR code in the shop window.

Do I need a developer?

No. Tap Set Up and copy the link. If someone else looks after your site, RepairFlow writes the instructions for you to send them.

Can I use it for computer and console repairs?

Yes. Phones, tablets, laptops, Macs, PCs, consoles and other electronics.

Can I get my data out?

Yes, at any time from Settings. Backups are yours to keep.

Does it work on iPhone and iPad?

Both.

Spend less time managing repairs.

And more time repairing.

Get RepairFlow on the App Store