Video 01
Identify the part
A tech points the phone at the unit. SkillPlug labels the capacitor, contactor, or nameplate and keeps the repair grounded in what the camera sees.
Point at the part. Get the next check.
SkillPlug uses camera and voice to identify HVAC parts, guide the next step, stop unsafe work, and save job notes.
Camera and voice guidance on real equipment.
Show the unit, talk through the symptom, follow one verified check, and leave a job trail your team can review.
Point
Show the part or panel.
Ask
Talk through the symptom.
Check
Stop before risky work.
Live beta
Current AR workflow on an HVAC unit.
Beta app built
The iOS beta includes auth, voice, session history, repair flows, and paid Pro access.
15 repair paths
The beta covers common diagnostic, safety, reference, procedure, and customer paths.
Safety stops
The app asks for photos, readings, and confirmations before risky HVAC work.
$19.99 solo Pro
Solo technicians can start in beta, then use Pro when they need more sessions.
The homepage story
Three product moments. One field loop.
The videos do not need to sell everything. They just need to show the thing working: see the equipment, guide the check, stop at risk, save the note.
Video 02
Guide the next check
The tech asks by voice. SkillPlug gives the next check instead of a long explanation or a generic answer.
Video 03
Stop before unsafe work
Before electrical, gas, or refrigerant work, SkillPlug asks for proof or creates a handoff note instead of pushing ahead.
Without SkillPlug
The junior tech gets stuck, calls a senior tech, and leaves thin notes.
That may work once. It does not create a repeatable training loop, and it keeps the same questions flowing back to senior people.
With SkillPlug
The tech shows the unit, gets the next check, and leaves a reviewable trail.
Senior techs still matter. SkillPlug handles the repeated first checks and documentation so coaching can focus on judgment.
Beta pilots
Built for HVAC owners and service managers training newer techs.
Start with a small field pilot. Use the videos to show the workflow, then use real sessions to decide whether SkillPlug belongs in the truck.