aiqorxBooking
Service, vehicle, availability, and confirmation.
Automotive & field service / Brand, platform, operations
Car care. Thoughtfully connected.
A cinematic digital experience and a connected service platform for Catch A Brake, bringing the customer journey, booking, parts discovery, and business operations into one product vision.
Client / ProductBianca Johnson · Catch A BrakeOur workProduct design · Software engineering
01 / The brief
A product with a purpose.
Catch A Brake brings skilled automotive care to the customer. AiQorx shaped a digital experience around that personal service, with cinematic storytelling at the front and practical tools for the working day behind it.
The project combines a distinctive public website with custom booking, parts discovery, CRM, and an owner workspace. Customer and vehicle records connect the appointment to the work around it, while location sharing keeps the visit visible to the customer.
02 / The challenge
Start with
the real work.
A mobile service business has to earn trust before the first visit and coordinate several moving parts after it: the vehicle, the appointment, the customer relationship, and the mechanic’s arrival. The experience needed to feel personal while keeping that operational detail understandable.
03 / The experience
A clearer path
from start to finish.
A warm, cinematic introduction leads into service selection, vehicle information, booking, and the visit itself. The owner experience carries the same attention to clarity into daily operations.
- 01
Discover
Understand the services and the person behind the work.
- 02
Prepare
Introduce the vehicle and explore the service or parts required.
- 03
Book
Choose a visit and keep the details together.
- 04
Follow
Stay informed as the mechanic heads to the appointment.
Parts
Vehicle fitment and catalogue discovery.
Owner workspace
Customer context and operational control.
Tracking
Location sharing with consent and status visibility.
A booking journey with character
Your car.
Your time back.
The custom booking experience carries the visual identity into the practical steps: choose a service, introduce the vehicle, and find a time that fits.
Supplied booking design preview
The business behind the brand
A private place
to run the day.
The owner experience gives operations a dedicated home. Customer records, service context, and booking administration belong close to the work they support.
Supplied owner-access design preview
04 / Under the surface
Thoughtful decisions.
Useful details.
Cinematic heroes with a human center
Custom motion-led hero treatments put the mechanic and the service in context. An emerald and warm ivory palette, orange accents, and spacious typography connect the public pages, booking preview, and owner-access experience.
Vehicle-aware parts discovery
A custom parts inventory connects to O’Reilly Auto Parts, with more than 140,000 SKUs in the client-confirmed catalogue scope. Vehicle selection connects the customer with relevant parts across categories, bringing discovery into the same branded experience as service booking.
Custom booking and customer context
The custom experience brings service selection, vehicle details, and scheduling into a dedicated customer journey. Customer profiles, vehicle records, booking statuses, and mechanic notes give the operation useful context around each appointment.
CRM and a dedicated owner workspace
A private owner experience organizes the business behind the website. Booking filters, customer context, status changes, and visit controls give the operator a focused place to run the day. The supplied owner-access screen carries the same visual identity into that private workspace.
Location sharing with an explicit lifecycle
The tracking implementation includes mechanic consent, active and paused sessions, realtime customer updates, and a polling fallback. Location freshness and session state help customers understand what is being shared. Arrival estimates in the reviewed code are approximate distance-based estimates.
A consistent experience across devices
Responsive service pages, form validation, light and dark presentation, customer notifications, and a clear service-area journey support the product beyond its opening screen.
05 / Technology
The foundation
behind the product.
Each part of the stack has a job. These are the technologies supporting the documented implementation.
React & TypeScript
Typed customer and operations interfaces
Vite & Tailwind CSS
Build tooling and responsive brand presentation
Supabase / Postgres
Authentication, customer records, bookings, and realtime updates
TanStack Query
Remote data loading and cache coordination
Leaflet & MapLibre
Geographic views and mechanic tracking
Framer Motion
Interface transitions and visual continuity
React Hook Form & Zod
Form state and validated inputs
The reviewed repository still contains earlier HeyGoldie and Square booking paths. Custom booking, CRM, owner-workspace design, and the 140,000+ SKU O’Reilly integration are included from the client-confirmed project scope; production activation was not audited.
06 / The result
Built to be used.
A cohesive digital experience that connects the way Catch A Brake presents itself with the way the business works. Cinematic storytelling, booking, parts discovery, CRM, and location sharing belong to one product vision, with a consistent visual language across the customer and owner journeys.
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