Rooftop is the operating system Ken Criscione wished existed — designed inside a real F&I desk at Harte INFINITI in Hartford, Connecticut. Built by an operator still running the box, against the constraints of a service drive that opens at 7a.
Ken Criscione has been running F&I desks across Connecticut for 25 years. He’s turned around six dealer groups across five OEM brands — with documented mainstream AND luxury turnarounds in the same calendar year. He currently runs F&I at Harte INFINITI in Hartford — still on the desk, still writing deals, still rewriting how dealers buy and sell.
Rooftop is what he wanted his own stack to look like after a decade of buying vendor tools that promised one thing and locked the dealer’s data the other way. He’s building it inside Harte first, then opening it to the 10 founding rooftops.
90-second founder video coming soon.

These aren’t hot takes. They’re what every operator says after their second contract renewal.
The dealer-tech ecosystem captures every consumer interaction, then sells the dealer back access to their own data — per VIN, per query, per export.
More than 80% of dealer-tech vendors slapped "AI" labels on pre-existing rule engines in 2024. Real AI that actually learns from your data is still rare on the lot.
FTC CARS Rule, TCPA, state addendum requirements get treated as paperwork in legal’s inbox — not as platform-level constraints enforced at the database.
Every successful month costs the rooftop more. The vendor wins when you scale. The operator gets the bill.
AutoCurb, AutoLabels, AutoFilm, AutoFrame — one login, one schema, one contract.
Exportable, deletable, never trained on. The dealership is the controller; Rooftop is the processor.
TCPA consent, CARS Rule disclosures, and state addendums are schema-level rules — not modal popups.
Flat, predictable monthly pricing. Sell more, pay the same. We win when you keep us, not when you scale.
Built in order of operator pain. Shipped when they pass our own rooftops’ smell test.
No PO, no IT ticket. We stand it up on your domain, connect your DMS, and walk your team through day one.