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Client
Give clients access to updates, files, invoices, proposals, and project information.
Your app
Maennche Studio
Built for the way
your business works.
No two businesses need the exact same app. Some need a simple client dashboard. Others need a more advanced system with forms, approvals, documents, and automated updates.
That is why we build it around your actual process — so it feels intuitive for your users and useful for your team.
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What the app is
A branded set of screens for a specific job — back office, customer, or both. People open it on a phone or a station and do the work. What they tap is already the office record.
Depending on the job, the app can let people:
- See only the screens for that job
- Capture the day’s work as the office record
- Check status without calling the office
- Order, pay, or request without a Studio login
- Keep purchasing, receiving, and production on the same order
Not a second database. Not a pile of custom code you own.
Why organizations build one
Email and spreadsheets stop being enough. The same questions get asked. Files get buried. Floor people get office logins they will never use.
The app:
- Cuts the copy-paste between floor and office
- Gives each job a few screens, not a CRM
- Puts your name on the daily work
- Makes the unique workflow visible enough to improve — and later automate
Same Studio underneath. One process, not a stack of disconnected tools.
For
Jobs like these
Screen printing
Press / production
Concessions
Stand + seats
IT / help desk
Tickets on the floor
Pest control
In the field
Construction
Jobsite
Manufacturing
Warehouse / floor
Field service
Van
Two kinds of app
Back office. Customer. One, the other, or both.
You do not have to buy both. A back-office app is for the people who do the work. A branded app for your customers. Same Studio underneath.
Back office
Screens for the job — press, warehouse, field, station. Your logo, your domain. What they tap is already in the office.
Customer
Order, pay, status. Not a Studio login. A smaller app for your customers.
Common use cases
The app can be built for many types of businesses and workflows.
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Support
Let customers submit tickets, track issues, and access help resources.
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Vendor
Make it easier for vendors to share documents, submit information, and manage communications.
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Membership
Provide members with a private area for resources, updates, and account management.
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Internal
Create a central workspace for employees or teams to access tools, forms, and workflows.
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Service
Streamline scheduling, requests, and customer communication for service-based businesses.
By industry
Examples of how organizations use the app
Pick a job. See the screens they open and how a day actually runs.
Production, purchasing, receiving, and inventory — four jobs, one app. They only see the screens for that job.
What they actually open
Production
Only the screens for that job
Purchase orders
Blanks on the same order
Inventory
On-hand is the office record
Receiving
Count it in. Purchasing sees a short.
A Day on the Floor
- 1
Store opens
The day starts on the same order the office already has.
- 2
Price confirmed
What they quote is the live price — not a printout.
- 3
Customer pays
The sale is already in the office.
- 4
Purchasing buys
Blanks are ordered on the same app.
- 5
Receiving counts
Short or damaged shows up without leaving the app.
- 6
Production runs
The press only sees this job.
- 7
Labels print
Finished work stays on the same order.
If something is short or damaged, purchasing sees it without leaving the app. In the morning the office is not importing a spreadsheet.
Not every team member needs the full power of Studio
Office people live in Studio. Floor people get the screens for that job. The $50/month office login is for people who work in the office system all day — not a press, a van, or a stand.
* Portal / floor user rates may vary. Scoped on a walk.
| Setup | Everyone on office logins | Office on Studio. Floor on the app. |
|---|---|---|
| 10 office people | 10 × $50 = $500 | 10 × $50 = $500 |
| 40 station people | 40 × $50 = $2,000 | 40 × $10* = $400 |
| What you pay | $2,500/mo | $900/mo |
| $2,500/mo | $900/mo |
Benefits
What you actually get
One, the other, or both. Same system underneath.
Only the screens for that job
Press, warehouse, field, station. Not a CRM they will never use.
The tap is already the record
What they enter on the floor is already in the office. No one has to type it in again.
No second stack to keep alive
Branded screens in Studio — not a second product to host, patch, and reconcile.
Faster floor-to-office loop
A short, a jam, a stop — purchasing and help desk already see it.
A process, not tribal knowledge
The unique workflow lives as screens on the same order.
Control who sees what
They open the job. Admin, deals, and billing stay in the office.
How it happens
How the process works
We map the jobs onto Studio. You do not own a pile of custom code, and we do not hand you a generic template.
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We define the job
Who the app is for — back office, customer, or both — and what problem it has to solve.
- 2
We map the workflow
The screens, permissions, and actions. Same records the office already keeps.
- 3
We design and connect it
Your brand, your domain, wired to Studio. Browser works. A phone app if the job lives on a phone.
- 4
We refine and launch
Test the real job, adjust, then people work in it. Floor price is scoped on the walk.
Phase 2
Once the workflows are mapped, the next step is partial or full automation.
People do the work in the app. Once the workflow is mapped, you can automate part of that job, or all of it, when you are ready.
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Monitor the job in real time
Inflow, outflow, where work is stuck. You see the day as it happens — not in a spreadsheet the next morning.
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Keep the data tied together
One record. Quicker, more educated decisions. When receiving counts a short, purchasing already sees it — production data corrects itself.
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Unique workflows become product
The job stops living as tribal knowledge. Purchasing, receiving, the station queue — they are screens on the same order.
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Then automate — partial or full
When you are ready, automate the parts of that job that repeat — or the whole job. That comes after the app is in use, not on day one.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Office + floor, fan app, or both — tell us which job to open.