Maintenance intelligence

Know what your plant depends on.

Maintue is a modular platform for industrial maintenance. Each module answers one question about the equipment you run — starting with the one that catches people out: which of your parts is quietly on its way to being unavailable.

The platform

Built one module at a time

Each module stands on its own and shares the same record of your equipment. We ship one properly before starting the next, so nothing here is a placeholder for something half-built.

Pulse Tracker Live

Watches the lifecycle status of the parts you depend on across manufacturers, and tells you when one is discontinued or end-of-life.

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Asset Registry In build

Every machine, line and panel in one hierarchy, with the parts inside each one linked to their live status.

Work Orders In build

Raise, assign and close maintenance jobs, with full history per asset so recurring faults stop hiding in people's memory.

PM Scheduler In build

Preventive maintenance on time, meter or condition, with intervals that adapt as the record of real failures grows.

Spare Parts In build

Stock levels, reorder points and criticality — aware of which spares cover parts that are already going end-of-life.

What you need next

The roadmap follows what plants actually ask for. If something here is missing, tell us and it goes on the list.

How we build it

Three things we won't compromise on

The source is always shown

When a manufacturer's own tool confirms a status, we say so. When it had to be inferred, we say that too, and label it clearly. A guess is never dressed up as a fact.

Nothing touches your plant

No agents, no gateway, no connection to your control network. Maintue reads public manufacturer data and the list you give it. There is nothing to install.

No brand is special

Adding a manufacturer is configuration, not a rebuild. Your plant runs whatever it runs; the platform is built to follow rather than to dictate.

Start with the part that bites first

Pulse Tracker is live today. Send us the list of parts you'd rather not be surprised by, and we'll tell you what we can already see.