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RECOMMISSION Motor Works, Bristol. Helping a solo workshop owner turn booking enquiries into confirmed inspection slots without exchanging messages.
For #lovablechallenge, I imagined Jamie, the owner of a fictional independent garage in Bristol.
Jamie handles inspections and customer enquiries himself. He can inspect one car at a time, with 60-minute appointments at 9am, 11am and 2pm on weekdays. Customers often know something feels wrong with their car but don’t know which service or part they need.
A simple “Can I book?” becomes several messages: Which car? What’s happening? When are you free? What should I prepare?
I chose to fix that front door, then made it playable.
Built in Lovable, RECOMMISSION lets customers drive through a 3D motor court with three useful stops:
01 · Inspection
Record the vehicle and concern in plain language. No diagnosis required.
02 · Optional parts
Explore kits or continue with an inspection alone. Fitting is quoted separately.
03 · Booking
Check availability, choose a time, review the £85 inspection and save the reservation. The booking is confirmed in the app without Jamie manually approving it.
The same draft follows the customer through every stop. Book without driving provides a direct route through the process.
What changes for Jamie?
Instead of piecing together messages, he opens the workshop desk and sees the appointment, vehicle, concern and selected parts together. Grouped parts lists support preparation, while customers can reschedule or cancel their own reservations.
I wanted the mini-game to give the workshop a memorable identity while still delivering the thing the customer came for: a booked visit.
No customer account required. Please use fictional details.
🔧 Explore the workshop desk (Admin/Staff)
https://recommission-motor-court.lovable.app/workshop/desk
Demo staff email: aimen@anywaresolutions.org
Demo staff password: 1234lovableproject
Fictional business with functioning demo reservations. No payment or real appointment is made. Booking emails and reminders are not connected.
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So, I took interactivity to another level.
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Check it out and let me know what you think in the comments.
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