OmniMendBudget Repair opens.
Prabh Arora opens a repair shop on Massachusetts Street in Lawrence, Kansas.
Lawrence, Kansas.
Built at the workbench.
Built at the workbench.
OmniMend grew from the daily work at Budget Repair: incomplete symptoms, difficult failures, and people who needed a clear answer about their device.
A new kind of complexity.
Seven PC-based VR stations at VR Lawrence bring driver, firmware, game, and hardware problems into daily work.
Psynect Corp forms.
The diagnostic experiments become a focused technology effort, with OmniMend development accelerating.
The focus shifts.
VR Lawrence closes. The lessons from its difficult cases continue to shape the product.
Still learning from repairs.
The team uses OmniMend at Budget Repair and keeps developing it around the cases it encounters.
The reason to keep buildingFinding the cause
Finding the cause
is part of the repair.
A repair bench teaches you to connect incomplete clues, recognize when an answer is uncertain, and explain the next step. OmniMend puts that method into software: read the evidence, explain the options, and ask before a supported change.
See the method“We use it every dayPRABH ARORA / FOUNDER & LEAD DEVELOPER
at Budget Repair.”
From the founder
See the work behind the product.
The founder walkthrough
OMNIMEND / FROM SYMPTOM TO FINDINGS
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The team
People who know the work.
Prabh Arora
Founder, CEO & lead developer
Budget Repair founder and the developer who built OmniMend from the repair bench.
Sheyenne Fishero
Chief operating officer
Co-founded VR Lawrence and manages operations at Psynect Corp.
Siddharath Sukhwal
Advisor, strategic partnerships
Advises on strategic partnerships for OmniMend.
Thomas Giblin
Co-founder & design lead
Budget Repair technician, design lead, and an OmniMend tester from the beginning.
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