Built for shops. By someone who gets it.

ShopLab Works is a set of eight small tools—quotes, scheduling, job tracking, forms, labor time, maintenance agreements, a trades CRM, and a one-page shop website—sold the old way: you pay once, you own it. It is for the owner who is tired of renting a dozen “apps” that never quite match how work actually flows on the floor, and who would rather buy software like they buy a compressor: upfront, then run it until it rusts.

It is built by Zeropointe Systems in Missouri. We are not chasing ARR or investor slides— we charge a one-time license because that is what we would want on our own shop floor. If you want the whole stack, Shop OS bundles eight ShopLab tools at a single price so you are not stitching vendors together on a credit card statement every month.

The promise is simple: software you can pick up in an afternoon, then use every day without a “customer success” call. No subscription means we do not make money when your shop has a slow month—and that keeps us honest about building tools that earn their place on your desktop.