Built in a working part-out shop

PULSE started at Zotic Auto Parts. Like a lot of sellers, Zotic began by listing spare parts that were sitting around the shop, and grew into buying donor cars, pulling the valuable parts and selling them on eBay.

The work that never got easier was the typing: finding the part number, writing the title, looking up prices, keeping track of which bin everything was in, and keeping three different tools in sync. Hours went into keyboards instead of parts.

So we built the tool we wanted. PULSE reads part numbers from a photo, writes the listing, suggests the price from what's selling right now, and keeps every car, part, bin and order in one place. Zotic replaced its spreadsheets, forms and listing tool with it, and runs on it every day.

Our goal is simple: the fastest, easiest way to take a used part from a car or a shelf to a live eBay listing. The software should do the thinking and typing. You handle the parts.