Chaintag
Every bike gets a tag. Every customer gets an answer.
Record each bike's faults at intake, price the job from your labour rate and parts, and give customers a six-letter code to check their repair's progress.
Zip, 193 KB. MIT licence. Built 22 Oct 2026.
Live preview
This is the real site, not a mock-up. Click around; the button on it opens the working app.
What you get
Everything a tool needs, already done.
Pages and screens
- Launch page
- Intake checklist
- Quote builder
- Job board
- Customer status view
Features
- Tick faults from a checklist of 14 in 5 groups
- Quote from labour rate (default £40 an hour) plus parts
- Six-letter code for customers to check job progress
- Status flow including Quote ready and Waiting for parts
- Ready to collect badge when the bike is done
- Nothing to sign up for
Palette
#c2410c#a3360a#ffffff#fde6d6#1f1b16#5f574b
Style
- Warm
- Editorial
- Bold
For developers
A real codebase, not a page builder export.
Stack
Vite, React 19 and TypeScript for the app. The launch page is plain HTML, CSS and a little JavaScript with no build step. Vitest for unit tests, Playwright for browser tests.
Run it
unzip chaintag.zip
cd chaintag
npm install
npm run devIn the zip
site/the launch page with the built app insite/app/src/ande2e/the app source and testsdocs/technical-docs/architecture, runbook, quick referenceSTART-HERE.mdandLICENSE(MIT)
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