Keep work flowing.
Make the next step clear.
Priorities, operation dependencies and resource capacity. Identify a bottleneck before it moves the delivery date.
Vyrab connects engineering, materials and shop-floor work so every order reaches the finish line. See what is happening and what to do next.
Focus on the orders that need your attention.
Vyrab / Выраб
Our name comes from the Belarusian word «выраб»: a manufactured product, the result of making. It is what connects every drawing, operation and decision in Vyrab.
Each team sees its work.
You see how it all comes together
in a finished order.
Priorities, operation dependencies and resource capacity. Identify a bottleneck before it moves the delivery date.
Material requirements, stock and reservations connect to orders. Know what is available and what still needs to be supplied.
Acceptance, nonconformities and rework stay connected to the operation. Follow every inspection decision back to its batch.
Find orders, check inventory and understand risks in plain language. Changes require your confirmation.
There is a material shortage for the next operation.Steel sheet 3 mm ↗Check the order’s material availability.
Information follows the work.
Your team shares the same context.
The BOM, routing, standards
and drawings define the order.
Dates, resources, materials
and operation dependencies.
Shift assignments, output
reporting and quality control.
Batch readiness, plan vs actual
and product cost calculations.
A native app for iPhone and iPad.
The tools you need, where work happens.
Scan QR codes and barcodes on batches and route sheets. Manual entry is available, too.
Shift assignments, output reporting, material receipts and issues, and quality inspections.
Role-based access, Face ID or Touch ID, and light and dark themes.
Alex K.
Milling · Area 2
See what is assigned, what is finished and where help is needed. Assign work and accept output in the context of the order.
From your first order to planning, quality control and mobile work. Practical guides for every role.
Discrete manufacturing: products made of parts and assemblies, moving through a sequence of operations that require materials, equipment and labour. Bills of materials, routings and production orders are the foundation of Vyrab.
Parts and routings, orders and contracts, planning and dispatch, shift assignments, work acceptance and QC, inventory, MRP, costing and timesheets. Analytics help you understand production flow, equipment effectiveness and quality.
The native SwiftUI client runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later. It connects to your Vyrab server using your operator account. Available sections depend on your role. A network connection is required; offline work and offline synchronisation are not supported.
App access and server details are provided when your workspace is set up.
The assistant finds and explains data within your permissions. When a request involves a change, it first presents the action for confirmation. You decide whether to proceed.
Start with one production area: define a product and its routing, add resources and materials, and create an order. Validate the full cycle on real tasks before extending it to more areas. Bring an example product and process to the initial discussion.
Start with your product,
your production area and your goals.