A trusted family owned business driving 38 years of innovation.
At Squarerigger, our mission is to provide the most comprehensive fleet maintenance and fleet management solutions at affordable prices for fleets of all sizes. We are committed to delivering powerful, easy-to-use tools that help Fleet Operators and Fleet Managers optimize their operations, reduce costs, and improve efficiency.
Our goal is to enhance safety, reliability, and profitability for our clients. The team's personal touch and in-depth understanding of the industry’s evolving needs have fostered a culture of innovation and adaptability within Squarerigger. This not only reassures our customers and potential clients of our stability and rich heritage but also highlights our commitment to staying ahead of technological advancements.
As a testament to our leadership in the industry, Squarerigger continues to set benchmarks in the development of solutions that address the dynamic challenges faced by fleets today. Our approach to innovation is not just about keeping pace with technological trends but about foreseeing the future needs of the industry and pioneering solutions that pave the way for the next generation of fleet management software. This forward-thinking mindset, coupled with decades of expertise and a family-driven passion for excellence, ensures that our clients are equipped with the tools they need to thrive in an increasingly competitive and technologically advanced marketplace.
38 years in the making...
Squarerigger began as a fleet maintenance company in 1986 and has continued to evolve through our rich relationships with our customers and other industry leaders. Today, we're proud to offer our innovative, easy-to-use fleet maintenance software to fleets of all sizes.
1982
Computer Room
Ed and Theda Cooper open a retail computer and printer store offering Commodore 64's and Epsom printers.
1986
Squarerigger is established
First version of it's fleet management software, "Truck Tracker" created by programmer and founder, Ed Cooper (CEO) for DOS.
1995
Shell Oil Partnership
A combined team of 40 programmers, testers, and DB Administrators produce Quick-Lube for trucks.
1997
SQ.7 Comes alive
Second generation version fleet maintenance software solutions known as "SQ.7" enters to market.
2000
Big Movers
Moved corporate office from California to Washington State while SQ.7 continues Windows development.
2023
Innovation in hand
Fleet maintenance mobile app "SQSidekick" enters beta stage providing technicians an easy-to-use a tablet/smart phone application that is fully database integrated.
2024
Next Generation
SQ.7 becomes SQCore and SQSidekick suite released. Jay Stone, industry veteran, is brought on to lead business development as the VP of Sales under the leadership of Ed and Theda's daughter and CEO, Nicole Cooper.
