Automated due dates
Never miss a calibration interval. We compute exact due dates and notify the right people before tools expire.
Every instrument, certificate, deadline and audit trail, in one tamper-evident place your auditor can verify in minutes.
It starts innocently, one workbook, one careful owner. Two years later, Master_Gauge_List_FINAL_v7.xlsx lives in a shared drive nobody dares to clean. Certificates sit in email attachments. Renewal dates depend on whoever happens to remember. And then the auditor picks one instrument at random and asks for its history.
| A | B | C | D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 41 | MIC-014 | Digital Micrometer | May 12, 2026 | Sep 12, 2026 |
| 42 | TWG-102 | Torque Wrench | Jun 30, 2026 | #REF! |
| 43 | THM-077 | Thermometer −20…150 °C | Feb 28, 2026 | Aug 28, 2026 |
| 44 | PGC-118 | Pressure Gauge 0–10 bar | Feb 01, 2025 | OVERDUE 23d |
| 45 | SCL-031 | Platform Scale 60 kg | Jun 07, 2026 | Dec 07, 2026 |
Sound familiar?
Everything you need to maintain a compliant tool crib, built with the rigorous tolerances your engineers expect.
Never miss a calibration interval. We compute exact due dates and notify the right people before tools expire.
Cryptographically sealed, append-only audit trails.
Find any certificate in under three seconds.
Send fifty thread plugs to the lab? Track the entire batch with one click, and ingest the certs automatically when they return.
Upload your existing Excel register. The wizard parses your columns automatically.
Drag and drop PDF certificates. They're linked to the correct instrument IDs.
Set email triggers for “due soon” and let the system run itself.
When the auditor asks to trace the calibration of the micrometer used on lot #4582, you don't panic. You search, click, and export the tamper-evident PDF package.
We kept watching capable quality managers lose weekends to spreadsheet archaeology before every audit. Calibration tracking isn't a hard software problem, it's a custody problem. So we built the register we'd want to hand an auditor: boring, deterministic, impossible to argue with.
$49/mo
For the first register.
$149/mo
For shops the auditor visits.
$399/mo
For groups, labs and franchises.
Prices in USD. Paddle acts as Merchant of Record, VAT/sales tax handled at checkout. Annual billing = pay for 10 months.
No. GaugeKeeper organizes deadlines, certificates and evidence around whichever lab you already use. Your lab stays; the chaos goes.
The import wizard maps your columns and shows a dry-run report before committing anything. Your data stays exportable forever, one click, full ZIP.
No, deliberately. Deterministic software means auditors can inspect exactly how every record was created, timestamped and stored. No black boxes in your quality system.
Only accounts in your organization. Audit events are append-only and database-enforced. EU-friendly hosting available for European customers.
Not during the waitlist. Founding members lock $29/mo for life at launch, cancel anytime. We email exactly once, when doors open.
Especially then. Hand tools, thermometers and shop scales cause most audit findings, precisely because nobody built proper records for them.
Founding members lock $29/mo forever. One email at launch, no spam.