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A dated look at what we’re building, testing, and refining across Red Kodiak Labs. Development screens use fictional sample data.

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Detailer Console comes first.

Our first focus is independent mobile detailers. We’re building, testing and refining the tools before a public release.

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Detailer Exchange — now live at detailerexchange.com

Detailer Exchange is now open to the public. Professional detailers can browse discussions on pricing, customers, operations, service areas, finished work, and everyday questions—then sign up to join in. The community launches with the Obsidian Signal identity, the six working categories, and starter topics to get the conversation going.

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Screens show the live community at launch

  1. The live Detailer Exchange homepage on desktop, with the DX logo, the welcome panel reading Where working detailers talk shop, category and tag navigation, sign-up and log-in actions, and the latest community topics. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Desktop — the live community with category and tag navigation, search, account actions, and the latest discussions.
  2. The live Detailer Exchange homepage at mobile size, with the compact DX header, welcome panel, Sign Up button, and pinned community topics. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Mobile — a direct welcome, a clear sign-up action, and readable topic cards on a phone.

Detailer Exchange — Obsidian Signal visual update

Detailer Exchange now carries its darker Obsidian Signal identity across desktop and mobile, with the new DX mark, a stronger welcome panel, retuned category colors, and clearer account actions. The community remains private staging while launch readiness is verified.

Screens show seeded staging topics

  1. Detailer Exchange Obsidian Signal staging homepage on desktop, with the DX logo, welcome panel, dark topic list, category colors, and account actions. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Desktop — the Obsidian Signal identity, category navigation, welcome panel, and seeded topic list.
  2. Detailer Exchange Obsidian Signal staging homepage at mobile size, with the compact DX header, welcome panel, sign-up action, and seeded topics. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Mobile — compact DX branding, a direct welcome, and readable topic cards in the dark-only theme.

Detailer Console — deeper quoting and job operations

The current Console build expands the command center with service packages, detailed quote scope, a fuller scheduling calendar, and denser mobile-ready workflows. These are real development screens using fictional sample data—not customer results. The product remains in active development and is not yet available to the public.

Screens show fictional sample data

  1. Current Detailer Console command center showing weekly booked value, quotes awaiting reply, next actions, today’s work, and the next scheduled job. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Command center — weekly pipeline, next actions, today’s work, and the next scheduled job in one operational view.
  2. Current Detailer Console Price and Quote screen showing a service package, optional add-ons, included tasks, and custom scope controls. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Price and Quote — begin with a package, adjust job scope, add custom items, and keep the owner’s pricing view clear.
  3. Current Detailer Console Jobs screen showing calendar, scheduling queue, job tabs, and a week of fictional appointments. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Jobs calendar — move between calendar, scheduling, all jobs, and follow-ups with day, week, month, and agenda views.
  4. Current Detailer Console Service Packages screen showing a fictional package, pricing and task summary, package actions, and reviewed device import. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Service packages — maintain repeatable scope, pricing, tasks, and add-ons while keeping device imports deliberate.
  5. Current Detailer Console Price and Quote workflow at mobile size, showing the compact navigation and job-pricing form. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Mobile Price and Quote — the same package and scope workflow in a field-ready narrow layout.

Detailer Exchange — private staging preview

Detailer Exchange is taking shape as an independent community where professional detailers can compare notes on pricing, customers, operations, local markets, techniques, and finished work. The forum is nearly built, but it remains private while we verify configuration and launch readiness.

Screens show seeded staging topics

  1. Detailer Exchange private staging homepage on desktop, showing the welcome banner, community categories, tags, and seeded discussion topics. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Desktop — community navigation, search, categories, tags, and the latest seeded discussions.
  2. Detailer Exchange private staging homepage at mobile size, showing the compact branded header, welcome panel, and seeded discussion cards. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Mobile — a compact welcome, clear account actions, and readable topic cards without horizontal overflow.

Detailer Console — command center milestone

The working console now brings quoting, customer records, scheduling, and income planning into one operational view for mobile detailers. These are real development screens using fictional sample data—not customer results. The product remains in active development and is not yet available to the public.

Screens show fictional sample data

  1. Detailer Console command center in the dark theme, showing booked value this week, a monthly earnings target, quotes awaiting reply, next actions and the next scheduled job. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Operations Command theme — weekly pipeline, priorities, and the next scheduled job.
  2. The same Detailer Console command center in the light theme, with booked value, earnings target, quotes awaiting reply, next actions and the next scheduled job. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Light theme — the same command center optimized for clear daytime use.
  3. Detailer Console Jobs screen in the dark theme, showing a weekly appointment calendar with two scheduled two-hour jobs and no appointments on the other days. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Scheduling — accepted quotes move into a weekly job calendar.
  4. Detailer Console Customers screen in the light theme, showing customer search, a list of five fictional customers, and one customer’s contact details and saved vehicles. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Customer records — contact details and saved vehicles stay ready for repeat work.
  5. Detailer Console Quotes screen in the dark theme, showing two accepted quotes with actions to view the quote, choose a date and time, or open the job. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Quote workflow — accepted quotes remain actionable from scheduling through job completion.
  6. Detailer Console Income Planner in the light theme, showing earnings target and working-time inputs beside a monthly estimate of jobs needed, revenue, expenses and earnings. Opens the full-size screenshot.
    Income planning — translate an earnings target into jobs, hours, costs, and estimated revenue.

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