Your wash tells you what it needs next
WashTown turns the car counts you already collect into the day's work: soap running low, pumps due for service, parts to reorder. The crew picks it up on a tablet on the wall. You watch every site from your phone.
One live picture of every site
Shared by the owner, the technicians and the cleaning crew, each seeing only the part that belongs to them.
A map of the wash as it really is
Lay out your bays, buildings and equipment where they actually stand. Tap any machine for its health, its history and whatever is open on it right now.
Soap that counts itself down
Read a drum by eye once and WashTown projects it forward on your own car counts, learning how fast each one really goes. It warns you with days to spare, in time to order rather than in time to panic.
Work that schedules itself
Jobs fire on wash cycles, dates or the forecast, and land on the right trade at the right site. A new schedule starts its clock the day you write it, so nothing arrives already overdue.
Your procedures, step by step
Write a guide once and the kiosk walks whoever is holding the tablet through it, one step at a time. A failed check raises the repair itself, pinned to the machine that failed and nobody else's problem.
Parts, including the ones in the van
Stock per site and per service vehicle, with minimums, low flags, vendors and part numbers. Count it on your phone standing at the shelf, and a repair takes the part off the shelf as it is logged.
Tomorrow's traffic, before it arrives
WashTown learns how weather moves trade at your sites and predicts the week ahead, so outside work goes on the quiet day and the busy one is properly staffed.
Nothing plumbed into your chemicals
WashTown reads your machine car counts to provide soap usage and proactive maintenance suggestions automatically. No sensors or hubs to configure, all of the data is easily captured through the WashTown interface.
Want the wall tablet without the shopping trip?
A kiosk is just a tablet locked to one wash, showing that site's PIN pad. Any tablet you already own will do it, and the free plan never asks you to buy one.
For operators who would rather not source and set one up, we are putting together kiosks that arrive enrolled and ready to use. Contact us if you are interested in one and we can provide pricing and availability.
Pre-configured kiosks, coming soonHow it works
Three sittings, and most of the third one happens without you.
Describe your washes
Add each site, drop your bays and equipment on the map, and load your parts and procedures. Bring your own, or have us sit down and do it with you.
Add your crew
Everyone gets a trade (cleaner, technician or admin) and a 4 digit PIN. They see only the work and the washes that belong to them.
Let it run
Counts roll in, the schedules raise the work, the crew closes it out on the kiosk. Every job keeps a record of who did it and what they found.
Pricing
One wash costs nothing, with every feature switched on. You are charged only when you add a second site, and only for the sites you add.
Your first wash
Not a trial. There is no countdown and no card on file.
- ✓Every feature. Nothing is held back for a paid tier.
- ✓Your whole crew. No charge per person, ever.
- ✓Kiosk mode on a tablet you supply, plus any phone or computer.
- ✓Soap, parts, vending, procedures and the weather forecast.
Each wash after that
Flat. The tenth site costs the same as the second.
- ✓Everything in the free plan, at every site.
- ✓One board across the fleet, so a technician covering three washes sees all three.
- ✓Parts and soap that know where they are, including which site to fetch a drum from.
- ✓Billed when you add the site, and stopped when you remove it.
See it on your own washes
WashTown is onboarding a small group of early operators. Whether you run one wash or twenty, we would like to show you around it.
derek@dresnettech.com