Software for the people who fix cars.
The local garage deserves the same tools as a chain, without paying like a chain. That’s why Torqua exists.
Why Torqua exists
Most small garages don’t run on software: they run on a notebook, the owner’s WhatsApp and a spreadsheet. It works, until it doesn’t: a quote nobody can find, a call that’s never returned, an invoice that has to be redone.
In Spain, e-invoicing rules now have a deadline too. The software a garage picks now is the one it will use for the next ten years.
Torqua is built for that moment: no setup fee, made to be used on your feet with a phone, and a difference the garage’s customers notice from the first booking.
- languages, in the garage and for your customers
- setup fee, on every plan
- days to try it, no card
- plans, with a fixed monthly price
How we work
The garage comes first
Everything is designed to be used standing up, on a phone, between one car and the next. If it needs a training course, it’s badly made.
No small print
Fixed price, no setup fee and no lock-in. If the product doesn’t do something, we don’t advertise it.
Your data is yours
Your customers’ data belongs to you. Every garage is isolated from the rest and backed up daily.
Made with care
Every change is tested before it reaches your garage. We’d rather take a day longer than have an invoice fail.
Who’s behind it
I’m Roberto. I design and build Torqua myself, with Quaniro, in Spain.
It exists for the local garage: people who can fix any car and are still wrestling with twenty-year-old software made for the office computer, not for a phone next to the lift. Or with a notebook.
With Spain’s VeriFactu rules on the calendar, many garages will have to switch software anyway. I want that switch to be to something better, not to the same old program with a new stamp on it.
Whatever you send us, I read it myself.
Roberto, founder of Torqua
