StoneDash

Operations software for stone fabricators

The dashboard stone shops actually use.

Track every order from quote to install. Manage contractor payments. Dispatch your crew. All in one place - built for shops, not enterprise software.

Free during open beta.

StoneDash dashboard - greeting, KPIs, pipeline, and recent activity

What it does

One tool for everything that runs your shop.

Track every order through every stage

Quote → measurement → fabrication → install → paid. Drag to update stages, see the whole pipeline at a glance.

Know what every contractor owes you

Tag jobs to contractors, log payments, split one check across multiple kitchens. Ledger updates instantly.

Schedule your crew from one calendar

Measurements, installs, deliveries - all on one calendar, with one-tap share links the crew can open on their phone.

Stop chasing paper and screenshots

Slab photos, contracts, invoices - all attached to the order, all in one place. No more digging through WhatsApp threads.

Built for shops, not enterprise

Fast, focused UI that respects your time. No bloated workflows, no per-seat pricing nonsense.

Yours alone - multi-tenant from day one

Row-level security on every query. Your shop's data is invisible to every other shop on the platform.

Built inside a shop

Every screen traces back to a real moment of pain on a real shop floor.

StoneDash was built inside Top Marble & Granite, a fabrication shop in Virginia. The features exist because we hit the friction ourselves.

We track every install because we missed install dates. We built the contractor ledger because we couldn’t answer “what does Ameer owe us” fast enough. We added the schedule because crew dispatch was happening in three different WhatsApp threads.

When a tool is built by the people who use it every day, you can feel the difference. No vague abstractions. No imaginary workflows. Every button does something the shop actually needs.

Run your shop on StoneDash.

Free during open beta. Set up takes under five minutes - bring your orders via CSV import and you’re running.