Manager Mike · Machine shops and CNC
Production Tracking for Machine Shops and CNC Manufacturing
Track multi-stage machining jobs from work start to completion — without a whiteboard or a pile of message threads.
The machine shop reality
Machine shop work is multi-stage by nature: a job may run through programming, setup, machining, inspection and finishing before it ships. Each stage involves different people, machines and checks — and the current status of every open job is rarely in one place.
Manager Mike structures shop jobs as stages and nodes of work, so the answer to “where is this job?” is always current.
Built around how shops actually work
CNC job tracking
Jobs follow their own stage structure — machining, inspection, finishing — with progress confirmed per stage.
Multi-stage jobs
Parallel jobs inside a stage stay visible, so a delay in one operation is not hidden inside another.
Simple worker confirmation
Machinists confirm completed nodes with a focused, no-clutter experience on browser or mobile.
Manager control
The shop manager sees every open job, verifies completion and resolves exceptions.
Subcontract updates
Customers and prime contractors see approved job progress — without internal notes and chatter.
Durable job history
Every confirmed step leaves a reviewable trail of what happened and when.
Who this fits
Tell me how your shop currently tracks jobs
Describe your typical job, how progress is tracked today, and what your customers expect to see. The developer will reply directly by email.
Manager Mike is targeting commercial readiness between autumn 2026 and spring 2027. Early Founding Partner discussions are open.