Four or five pilot customers wanted
Looking for 4–5 homeowners to help me test a new Workshop Recovery System. If your shop has slowly become a place where projects go to die, I'd like to help.
Not by organizing it for you — but by helping you build a system that makes getting organized finally worth the effort. We'll spend one full day together creating momentum, setting up the system, and getting your shop moving in the right direction.
Pilot program
Free for the first 3 or 4 shops
I'm looking for a few homeowners who are willing to let me help them get their shops back, then tell me how it went. In exchange, the day is free and you get a full year of Zita.
All I ask in return is a testimonial and permission to document the before-and-after so I can show other people what's possible.
I own four basin wrenches.
I've probably used a basin wrench four times in my life. I bought a new one every single time because I couldn't find the one I already owned.
That pretty much summed up my shop.
I'd walk out there ready to build something, look at the mess, and walk back into the house.
I didn't need more shelves. I didn't need more storage bins. I needed a reason to believe all the work of cleaning up would actually stick.
That's why so many shops slowly slide back into chaos. You spend an entire weekend cleaning, and a month later it's right back where it started.
Not because you're lazy. Because the system doesn't fit the way you actually work.
Same bench. Several hours apart.
What I'm testing
That's the question. I built Zita because I wanted a shop that stayed usable without having to rely on a better memory or more discipline.
When something gets put away, you simply tell Zita where it lives. Months later, you ask. She remembers. Now every tool has an address.
More importantly, putting things away finally feels worthwhile because you know you'll actually find them again.
What we'll do
A shop that took thirty years to accumulate isn't getting “finished" in a day. Instead, we'll build the foundation. Together we'll:
The goal isn't perfection. The goal is momentum.
The real win
If cleaning up feels temporary, you'll never keep doing it. But if every hour you spend organizing makes your shop easier to use, suddenly the work feels worth it.
That's what I'm trying to build. Not a cleaner shop.
Who this is for
Maybe you:
Why I'm doing this
I've proven this system in my own shop. Now I want to find out if it works for other people. I'm looking for four or five people willing to help me refine both the process and the software.
In return, you'll get a day of hands-on help, a personalized Zita setup, and a system designed to keep improving long after I leave.
The pilot program
Free for the first 3 or 4 shops
I'm looking for a few people willing to be the first case studies. You get a full day of hands-on help, a personalized Zita setup, and a year of the app — at no cost.
In exchange, I ask for a testimonial and permission to photograph or film the transformation so I can share what this system makes possible.
Apply to become a pilot customerNot ready for a full day?
Try Zita on your own shop. Drop your email and I'll send you an invite when a spot opens. Email only — nothing else.
A few questions, a photo if you have one, and I'll get back to you.