Observe the process
Document real production work through a structured time study with process times, images, and notes.
Hands-on manufacturing engineering support combined with purpose-built software to turn observed work into current-state documentation and practical future-state recommendations.
See how LineFlow turns a recorded assembly study into current-state documentation and optimal future-state work assignments.
Document real production work through a structured time study with process times, images, and notes.
Convert observations into editable process data, a Process-at-a-Glance, and a Yamazumi chart.
Define what must happen first and what work can occur in parallel.
Compare staffing scenarios and identify the optimal line balance for your operation.
Traditional line balancing often means manually moving from a stopwatch to paper notes, an Excel spreadsheet, standard-work document creation, and analysis.
LineFlow is designed to connect those steps into one continuous engineering workflow.
Stopwatch → paper notes → Excel → standard work → analysis
Record the process → define constraints → optimize the line
I’m Brett Davis, an industrial engineer and manufacturing engineer focused on continuous improvement, process optimization, standard work, and line balancing. I created LineFlow after repeatedly seeing how much engineering time was consumed turning good observations into usable analysis.
My consulting approach combines hands-on engineering support with LineFlow’s purpose-built workflow, helping teams move from time-study footage to clear, defensible improvement recommendations.
Contact Brett to discuss a focused LineFlow pilot on one manufacturing or assembly process.