A new generation of maintenance management

Plant maintenance.
A generation ahead.

Faults, maintenance planning, spare parts and statutory inspections in one blisteringly fast application with AI. No paper. No spreadsheets. No chaos. Designed for manufacturers with 15 to 150 machines.

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15 minutes · no commitment · on your own machines

udrzba.ltsapp.cz/dashboard Tue 09:40 · shift A
Machines24
Open faults3
Machine availability98.2 %
Downtime cost · month€1,720
CNC machining centreRUNNING · next service in 12 days
Press LKD-400FAULT · in progress · 2 h
Compressor K3DOWN · escalated to management
Downtime by week · hours
Planned maintenance · next 14 days
Fri 4 SepCNC-01 · oil change · Kučera Tue 8 SepRobot R2 · calibration · Dvořák Thu 10 SepCrane J1 · inspection · external Mon 14 SepPress LKD-400 · hydraulics check
Stock below minimum: seal 40×62 Inspections: none overdue
20+modules in one system
AIat the core — plans and fault guidance
Daysfrom demo to go-live, not months of project
EUservers and data inside the European Union
4interface languages: EN · CS · SK · UA
How it works

From a fault to a number for management.
No paper.

The whole journey of a fault in one place: who reported it, who took it, how long the machine stood and what it cost. Tap a step to switch the phone screen.

One system. The whole of maintenance.

Everything production needs.
Nothing that slows it down.

Every module is designed for the shop floor and works on a phone, a tablet and the big screen in the hall.

Machines & manuals

A record for every machine, PDF manuals and a QR label on the equipment itself. Repair history, parts and photo guides from a single scan.

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Faults & alerts

Reported in a couple of taps, the description can be dictated. Clear stages, who is at the machine right now. Alerts over WhatsApp, push and a daily e-mail summary.

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AI at the core

Answers a fault from the machine's own manual, drafts the maintenance plan and finds patterns in the data nobody was looking for.

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Spare parts inventory

Stock levels, minimum thresholds and parts tied to machines. The catalogue loads from your own spreadsheet. You know what to order before it runs out.

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Dashboard & KPIs

Machine availability, repair time, the money lost to downtime. Your own tiles on the dashboard and a monthly management report in one click.

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QR reporting, no account

Anyone at the machine reports a fault by scanning its QR code. No login, no training, 20 seconds. Bot protection is built in.

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Inspections, checks & measurements

Statutory inspections with due-date tracking and the inspection report stored with the equipment. Mandatory measurements (emissions, water, noise) with the value against the limit.

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Plan & maintenance calendar

The AI drafts a plan across the whole plant. Tasks sit in the calendar by urgency and get ticked off from a phone. By date, or by running hours.

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Technicians & workload

Trades, a fault assigned to a named person and their workload. The supervisor sees who is at which fault right now and never sends two people to one job.

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Costs & management report

Machines ranked by 12-month cost: downtime, parts and labour. A report per production area, ready to print or export to Excel.

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Phone, tablet, shop floor

Installs to the phone's home screen as an app. A shop-floor board for the big screen, alerts in your pocket. A sandbox copy for training without risk.

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Four languages

English, Czech, Slovak, Ukrainian. Each user picks their own. A fault gets reported even by someone who has only just joined the plant.

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What is done and what is coming

The deepest AI integration
in plant maintenance.

Green labels are already running in the application. Amber ones are being built now and customers get them as part of the monthly fee.

in development

Report a fault by voice.
No form, no tapping.

The operator at the machine presses one button and says in their own words what happened. The system pulls the machine, the fault description, the urgency and whether the machine is down out of the sentence, opens the fault and sends it to maintenance. When something is unclear, it asks one follow-up question instead of handing the person an empty form.

  • Anyone can report. Gloves on, a noisy hall, reading glasses left in the locker — none of it matters.
  • The fault is reported the moment it happens, not at the end of the shift when someone remembers.
  • Understands Czech and Slovak and copes when a person corrects themselves mid-sentence.
  • The technician dictates the close-out too: what was done, what was replaced, how long it took.
Already today: a microphone button next to the fault description, the resolution and the notes. What is being built is the layer that opens the fault from the dictated sentence by itself.
Recording from the floor · 9 s

“Oil is leaking from the left cylinder on the curing press, dripping on the floor. I have stopped the line.”

What the system took from the sentence
Equipment
Curing press LIS-01
Fault
Oil leak at the left cylinder
Problem code
Leak (oil, air, coolant)
Urgency
High
Machine status
Down
Fault opened maintenance alerted, downtime clock running
And one thing more The same fault appears in the press's history for the second time in four months. The system therefore attaches a proposal to replace the piston-rod seal preventively at the next planned stop.
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Dictated repair record

A microphone button next to the fault description, the resolution and the notes. The technician dictates what was done instead of typing on a phone with gloves on.

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Recurring fault detection

AI findings sweep all the data at once: a fault with a regular rhythm, a part that lasts a year on one machine and two months on another, costs quietly creeping up.

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Documentation in any language

The manual is in German, Italian or Chinese. Ask in your own language and the AI answers in it, with a reference to the page of the manual.

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Maintenance by running hours

Running hours, cycles and pressure drop per machine. A maintenance task is tied to the counter and watches the units worked instead of the calendar, including an estimate of when it comes due.

in development

Machine record from a nameplate photo

Photograph the nameplate. The AI reads the manufacturer, type and serial number and opens the equipment record.

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Connected straight to the machine

Running hours, temperatures and error codes straight from the equipment. When the machine stops, it reports the fault by itself. The AI spots a deviation — something running differently than usual — before it breaks.

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Part order from a fault

A missing part goes from the repair straight into a request to the supplier. No retyping into another system.

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Signed inspection protocol

The inspector signs the protocol on a tablet. The document stays with the equipment, ready for an audit.

Missing something you cannot do without? Tell me at the demo.

No off-the-shelf SaaS does this

Have specific requirements?
I build custom modules to fit.

Get in touch and we will go through your processes in detail. I will design the most effective and highest-performing solution possible — for your plant exactly.

Modules already built at customers’ request
  • T-cards for autonomous maintenance with a kiosk
  • Stock linked to the company spreadsheet
  • Management report per production area
  • History import from DimoMaint
  • Sandbox — a training copy of the company
  • Daily e-mail summary
Discuss my plant →
Why LTS

Not another piece of software.
A technological head start.

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Features built to fit

Whatever your plant needs, I build it. The system adapts to you, not the other way round.

02
A direct line to the developer

No ticketing system, no call centres. You write straight to the person who builds the system.

03
Live within days

Nothing to install, the application is already running. We load your machines from a spreadsheet, print the QR labels and train your people. Production does not stop for it.

04
Built on 2026 technology

AI at the core, real-time data, an instant interface. The stack the best companies in the world build on.

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CREATOR OF THE SYSTEM

David Litoš

I build software with the ambition of moving manufacturing a generation forward. Your maintenance will be the most modern thing in the plant.

Comparison

Paper, spreadsheets, a foreign system.
Or finally a clear picture.

What ordinary record-keeping cannot do, and what you get with LTS Maintenance.

What you need Paper Spreadsheet Generic CMMS LTS Maintenance
QR fault reporting without an account✕✕~✓
AI preventive maintenance planning✕✕~✓
Spare parts tied to specific machines✕~✓✓
Real-time WhatsApp and push alerts✕✕~✓
KPIs and a management report in one click✕~✓✓
Statutory inspections with due-date tracking~~~✓
Custom modules for your plant✕~✕✓
Go-live without installation, data from spreadsheets in days~~✕✓
Interface in English, Czech and Ukrainian✕~~✓

✓ fully · ~ partly / manually · ✕ not at all

Data security

Your data
is completely safe.

Company data is the most valuable thing you have. We protect it as seriously as a bank would.

Daily automatic backups

Data is backed up every day. Nothing is lost, not even to an operator error.

Encrypted in transit and at rest

Everything is encrypted on the way and in storage. Nobody unauthorised reaches the data.

Servers in the European Union (GDPR)

Data stays in the EU and processing is fully compliant with the GDPR.

Two-factor authentication

Sensitive actions are protected by a second factor.

The basics

What is a CMMS,
and when is it worth it?

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What the abbreviation means

CMMS stands for computerised maintenance management system. In practice it is one place that holds what your plant currently keeps in binders, spreadsheets and people's heads: what equipment you own, what broke and when, what was done about it, which spare parts went in, and what is due next.

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Reactive versus preventive maintenance

Reactive maintenance means you repair a machine once it stops. Preventive maintenance means you service it on a schedule so it stops less often. Most plants know they should shift towards preventive work and cannot, because nobody has a reliable record of what was serviced when. That record is what a CMMS gives you.

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The numbers it puts in front of you

Availability — the share of planned production time a machine was actually able to run. MTTR, the mean time to repair. MTBF, the mean time between failures. And the one that ends arguments in a management meeting: what the downtime cost. Without a system these are estimates; with one they are measurements.

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When it pays for itself

Roughly from the point where one person can no longer hold the plant in their head — commonly around twenty machines, sooner if equipment is regulated or downtime is expensive. The honest test is simple: if you cannot say how many hours your machines stood still last month, you are already paying for the missing system, just not on an invoice.

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Why most rollouts stall

Not for lack of features. They stall because reporting a fault takes longer than shouting down the hall, so nobody reports anything and the data goes stale within a month. That is why reporting here is a QR scan with no login — the shop floor has to find it easier than the old way, or none of the rest happens.

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IN ONE SENTENCE

Know before it stops

A maintenance system earns its keep the day it tells you a machine is heading for a failure — while there is still time to order the part and plan the outage.

Frequently asked

You ask.
I answer straight.

What supervisors and plant managers ask before they decide.

What is LTS Maintenance?

A maintenance management system (CMMS) for manufacturing plants: machine and manual records, QR-code fault reporting, AI preventive maintenance planning, spare parts inventory, KPI dashboards and statutory inspection tracking. It runs in the browser and as an app on phones and tablets.

How much does the maintenance software cost?

Pricing follows the size of the plant — the number of machines and the modules you choose — not the number of users. The demo and the initial consultation are free. A no-obligation walkthrough on your own machines takes 15 minutes.

How fast can we go live?

Fast. The application runs in the cloud; nothing is installed and nothing is custom-built up front. We set up your company, load machines and history from your spreadsheets or an export, print the QR labels and train your people — usually within a few days, area by area in larger plants. Production does not stop for it.

Is the application available in English?

Yes. The interface is available in English, Czech and Ukrainian, and each user picks their own language in their account — which matters on shop floors with an international workforce.

Does every employee need a licence?

No. Anyone standing at a machine can report a fault by scanning its QR code, with no login. You pay for the scope of the system, not per person, so the whole shop floor can take part.

Where is the data stored?

On servers inside the European Union, with processing fully compliant with the GDPR. Transfers and storage are encrypted and backups run daily.

Can it be used outside the Czech Republic?

Yes. The system runs in the browser, the interface is in English and support is in English, so location is not a constraint — plants in Slovakia, Germany, Austria and Poland are all within normal reach. Invoicing across the EU is standard.

Can we migrate data from our current system?

Yes. Machine lists, fault history, spare parts and documentation are migrated as part of the rollout — usually from spreadsheets or an existing CMMS export. You are not asked to retype anything.

Can we try it without breaking anything?

Yes. The sandbox is a training copy of your company at its own address: the same areas, machines and fault history, but nothing anyone does in it reaches the real data and nobody gets a message from it. Good for training and for trying a new feature. The copy can be reset at any time.

What does it integrate with?

Integrations are built to order rather than picked from a marketplace: an ERP, a machine data source or an internal system, whatever your plant actually runs. Tell me what needs to talk to what and I will tell you straight whether it is worth doing.

Next step

15 minutes.
You will see the difference.

I will show you the system live on your own operation, and together we will go through what will save you the most time.

Prefer to call?+420 773 115 322 E-maildavid.litos@ltsapp.cz

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