Bayworks
Voice-to-warranty software for automotive repair technicians.
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Bayworks is voice-to-warranty software for car repair technicians. A technician speaks their repair notes into the app, and it generates an OEM-compliant warranty story — customer concern, cause, and correction — in seconds, with room to add photos and video as supporting evidence.
Warranty documentation is a paperwork tax on every repair bay: thin notes trigger audits and lost billable hours. Voice-to-text is finally good enough to turn a technician's spoken account into structured, compliant claims without pulling them off the car.
The company says technicians lose time and money writing up warranty claims that still get flagged in audits — so Bayworks built software to capture the story at the source, prompting for any missing details before the claim is filed.
Founded in 2026 by Kaustubh Bansal and based in San Francisco, the company has raised $125K to build a narrow tool for a specific, underserved workflow rather than a broad automotive platform.
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