Add value to every project
A few dollars a month, applied across a restoration, returns far more than it costs. Here's where Resto-Rat earns its keep.
Increase project value with good documentation
Every restoration is an investment of time and money. Thorough documentation and record-keeping protect that investment — and make the finished asset easier to title, insure, appraise, and sell. Resto-Rat keeps your build sheets, photos, awards, and history organized in one place.
Proactively manage your collection
Collections, even of one, require attention. Track maintenance schedules, parts, budgets and tasks so nothing slips — and so a project never stalls in the corner of the garage.
Realize your investment at project completion
If you do nothing more than organize your part orders to leverage shipping savings and volume discounts, you'll recover the cost of Resto-Rat many times over. Good records turn a finished project into realized value.
Photos when and where you want them
How many photos are buried in your phone right now? Resto-Rat gives every asset its own catalogued photo gallery, so you're never scrolling endlessly to find that one shot of the finished product.
Protect your investments
Condition ratings, valuations, titles and insurance details — captured and exportable to Excel, ready to forward to your insurer or appraiser the moment you need them.
Mobile tracking at the auction
Resto-Rat lives on your phone, so your collection data is with you at the auction, the swap meet, or under the car — exactly when and where the decisions get made.
Built for any kind of collection
You have a diverse collection of rolling, floating, and flying stock — no problem. Resto-Rat supports multiple collections and asset types: cars, boats, motorcycles, planes, bikes and tractors, using component templates and maintenance activities you can customize for each. Store vintage equipment and road art too, manage your everyday drivers, or track the trailer you use to haul your four-wheeler to the lease. And if we don't accommodate it now — let us know, and we will tomorrow.