A chain reaction is what happens when one thing triggers another, compounding until the system sustains itself. That’s what good manufacturing software should do: better data drives better decisions, which improve the data further. We named the company for what we want ToolTrack to do for your business.
(Also: it sounds cooler than I-Track, and we got tired of people referring to us like an Apple product.)
No long-term contracts. Unlimited named user accounts. Ongoing enhancements included at no extra cost. We structured it this way because we’d rather earn your business every month than hold you to a contract — and because charging per seat discourages the kind of adoption that makes the software actually useful.
Some people ask us how we can offer such a compelling product for such a low cost, and the answer is simple: our team focuses on the software, not on marketing. The success of our customers is the best marketing we could ask for, and we love getting word-of-mouth references. ToolTrack gets better with every customer — requests go in, improvements come out, and everyone benefits. Check out the Testimonials page to see why our customers are so happy.
Ian received his B.S. in Materials Science & Engineering from the University of Washington (Go Huskies!) in 2002 and his entire career has been in high-tech manufacturing with a focus on MES and decision-support systems. He built his first MES-lite application in 2009 and never looked back.
Matt received his Ph.D. in Electrical & Computer Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1998. His career spans Silicon Valley, national laboratories, and decades of hands-on work in high-tech manufacturing and R&D.