Built for the Maintenance Planner Who Manages Everything in a Spreadsheet
The Problem We're Solving
Tens of thousands of SMB manufacturing facilities — 10 to 200 employees, 1 to 3 dedicated maintenance staff — run their entire preventive maintenance program out of Excel. Enterprise CMMS platforms (IBM Maximo, SAP PM, Oracle EAM) cost $50,000+ to implement and are invisible to a 50-person plant. Per-user SMB tools (Limble, MaintainX, Fiix, UpKeep) charge by the technician seat, meaning a 5-person maintenance team pays $225–$375/month and the bill grows with every hire.
The more consequential gap is architectural. Every major CMMS is work-order-first: a technician receives a task and closes it. No SMB CMMS is organized around the planning workflow — defining intervals, building a schedule across 100–500 assets, generating the work order queue automatically, and measuring PM compliance against that plan.
The solo maintenance planner who manages the preventive maintenance program has no purpose-built tool. Their current alternative is a spreadsheet.
Our Approach
Maintenance Planning Manager is purpose-built for the planning workflow: define intervals → auto-generate work orders → track completions → measure compliance. The built-in PM interval reference library (20 equipment categories) eliminates the blank-canvas problem that causes users to abandon other CMMS tools. Flat-fee pricing removes the per-user penalty. Self-serve onboarding means no sales call and no implementation consultant.
Company
Rovaryn Digital Inc. is a bootstrapped software company building focused tools for underserved B2B markets. Maintenance Planning Manager is part of the Manufacturing Maintenance product cluster.
Customer Pain First
We build for the real, specific pain of the solo maintenance planner — not a generic feature checklist.
Flat-Fee by Design
Pricing that never punishes you for hiring. Unlimited users at every tier, always.
Planning Before Execution
The schedule drives the work order queue — not the other way around. That's the whole architecture.