I sell doors for a living. This is the software I needed.

I didn't start in software. I started in home improvement: first motorized blinds, then patio screens, then garage doors. Three different products, and the same problem followed me through every one of them: the selling was easy, and everything around the selling was slow.

Quotes rebuilt in spreadsheets. Prices double-checked against a manufacturer sheet on the truck seat. Appointments in one app, invoices in another, deposits tracked in my head. Hours every week spent on things that had nothing to do with the customer standing in front of me.

Garage doors made the gap impossible to ignore. It's a visual, configurable product: panels, colors, windows, sizes. The moment a homeowner can see the exact door on their own house at a real price, the sale closes itself. But nothing on the market could do that. The generic CRMs didn't know what a long panel was, and none of them cared whether the deposit was collected or the installer was booked.

So I built it. My philosophy is simple: a door business has two kinds of work. There's the conversation that closes the sale, and there's everything else. Everything else should be automatic. Every minute GarageDoorNet saves on quoting, scheduling, and paperwork is a minute you spend closing.

It runs my quotes at the shop I work for today, and now it's opening up to a small group of beta dealers who want to shape it with me. If that sounds like you, grab a free account or say hello.