About

CoreOP exists to scale service businesses from within.

Turning operational efficiency into the engine that drives growth. Our vision: to be the software service businesses run on to scale.

Why MRO

Repair stations run on paperwork, capacity, and margin.

The software they use today records the work - sometimes well, usually late. What none of it does is tell you where the hours went, why a visit missed its ready date, which customers are actually profitable, or which parts your suppliers keep missing on. Shops know they have capacity they cannot see. They ask for a report and get a spreadsheet.

CoreOP is a full operating system for a Part 145 shop - front office, hangar floor, back office - sitting on the same records. And on top of that, an intelligence layer that turns the work the shop already does into the numbers that tell it what to fix. That's the difference. Every other MRO platform records. CoreOP measures + acts.

Founder

Braxton Getz

Founder + operator. Built CoreOP after watching operational teams across service industries lose weeks a year to patchwork software and manual reconciliation. Started with aviation detailing, expanded into MRO because Part 145 was the industry where the intelligence layer would matter most - a shop can quantify every hour of every visit if the software lets it.

More about the team: hiring page coming soon.

What we believe

Software should tell you where the money went.

  • Everything included.

    No modules, no add-on licenses, no separate mobile fee. What we ship, you get.

  • Instrument-density interfaces.

    Shops don't need corporate blue and airplane photos. They need dense, precise interfaces that read like the instrument panel of the aircraft they're maintaining.

  • Honest with our customers.

    We recommend competitors when they fit better. We don't publish metrics we can't source. We tell shops what the migration will cost before they commit.

  • Compliance is a byproduct of the work.

    The paperwork happens while the work happens. Not after.

See CoreOP running on your operation.