A little care. A second life.
Computer Repair Shop
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Small goals. Good work.
Challenge Desk
Try a short fixed start, or today’s UTC daily. Your normal workshop stays parked while you play. Medals are awarded only after the last day; 1×, 2× and 4× use the same targets.
Choose a level or today’s UTC daily
Your repair report card
Choose a level to review its start. Local medals and stamps are unverified practice records, separate from normal workshop business-value records.
Local achievement stamps & recent daily medals
Local and unverified: these stamps celebrate completed practice attempts on this device.
Recent UTC daily results
No daily attempts completed yet.
The latest 90 daily bests are kept; the latest 7 are shown here. Earned stamps stay with your Challenge Desk. Repeat or restored results do not count twice. These local records are not verified online scores.
Second Life Workshop
On the workbench
Preparing your workshop…
Pause whenever you need to plan. Assign jobs, move them off a waiting bench, and order parts while paused.
Plan your day
Before openingAccepted jobs
0 / 6 placesChoose an offer below. A technician diagnoses each accepted device before you know which part it needs.
Selected job
New offers
Today's offers are all reviewed. New offers arrive next morning.
Check deadlines before accepting. Declining an unaccepted offer has no penalty.
A part at the right time
Normal orders arrive next morning. Express parts arrive immediately, with a delivery fee. Buying a part lets an assigned job continue automatically.
More capable, one bench at a time
Staff and workshop upgrades are chosen before opening. Job assignments and parts can change during service.
Tools down. Take stock.
Day report
The repair desk
How to run your workshop
Accept → diagnose → source the part → repair. Accept an offer, select its job card and assign it to a bench. An available technician diagnoses the fault, then repairs it if the part is on your shelf. If a bench is waiting for a part, order express or return that job to the queue so another device can be diagnosed.
Normal parts arrive next morning. Rush jobs pay more but leave less time. Deadlines continue during an open day and across days; unfinished repairs carry over. Pause to compare jobs and plan without using time. Abandoning an accepted repair costs reputation.
Each staffed bench works on one device. Extra benches need technicians; faster tools shorten work. Keep cash for opening costs. The daily report shows sales, used parts, delivery, wages and overhead, along with money invested in stock and tools.
Service time counts real seconds only while the workshop runs. 1×, 2× and 4× change viewing speed. The same decisions at the same simulation time produce the same results. Planning, reports and pauses do not add time. Leaving the tab pauses work.
The 14-day challenge uses the same starting conditions each time. Endless mode creates a new seeded business without a finishing date. Records rank completed challenges or endless days by business value. They are stored on this device and are not verified online scores.
Your workshop saves in this browser when storage is available. Optional effects and ambient music use the collection's Sound & feedback controls. No account is needed.
Your personal records
Stored on this device. Challenge records require all 14 days.
Keep a copy of your workshop
A backup includes your normal workshop, accepted repairs, parts, timer, records, and any Challenge Desk attempt, local medals and stamps. Restoring replaces the workshops after review and keeps stronger local records. Running service restores paused. Older workshop-only backups remain supported and keep your local Challenge Desk.
Download a backup before clearing this browser's data or moving to another device.