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Platform · Third gear

Recon spend,
as it happens.

Parts, labor, paint, detailing — logged against the car while the work is being done, not reconstructed from a pile of invoices at the end of the month.

Restore is cost and receipt tracking on the vehicle record. There is no shop scheduler or repair-order workflow.

Recon ledger · 2021 Ford Bronco Badlands
Acquisition $36,780 · 6 entries
+ Log expense
Sample recon ledger: six expenses logged against one vehicle, with a running total investment column.
Date Work Category Receipt Amount Investment
Mar 04 Front brake pads and rotors Parts NAPA #4471 $610 $37,390
Mar 06 Alignment and road test Labor In house $180 $37,570
Mar 09 Windshield replacement Parts Safelite #88120 $740 $38,310
Mar 11 Bumper paint correction Paint Kessler Body #2209 $1,150 $39,460
Mar 14 Full detail and ceramic Detailing Lot Shine #1187 $495 $39,955
Mar 15 Tire rotation and TPMS reset Labor In house $260 $40,215
Recon to date Investment $40,215 $3,435

Every dollar of recon
comes out of the gross.

The estimated gross on the vehicle drops the moment an expense is logged. You find out you are upside down while you can still do something about it.

Asking $46,500 Est. gross $6,285 · 13.5%

Included in Free

01
Cost and receipt tracking — parts, labor, detailing and other expenses
02
Total investment and estimated gross, recalculated per entry
03
Actual gross and gross margin once the vehicle sells
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Log it in the bay.
Read it at the desk.