The app your team works from.
Today’s work, the address, the notes, the checklist and the photos, on every phone on the team. They tap done, and the office, the customer and the invoice all know.
Example screen
How your week changes
One app your people actually open, built around the way they already work.
Your week, today
- 01Today: The day’s work goes out in a group text the night before.With it: Each person opens the app and sees their own day.
- 02Today: Someone calls the office for the address and the gate code.With it: It’s on the job, along with the notes from last time.
- 03Today: Photos sit in personal camera rolls.With it: They’re on the job, taken in the app, with the time and place.
- 04Today: Timesheets get filled in from memory on Friday.With it: Hours are clocked as they happen, per job.
- 05Today: The office finds out a job is done the next morning.With it: It’s marked done on the spot, and billing starts.
What it’s worth to you
Your numbers, not ours. Move them and the math updates.
Move these to match your company
Back in your pocket, every year
$17,500
- Hours back on the job
- $17,500
People, times the minutes you set, over five days and fifty weeks. Jobs billed the same day are left out.
What gets built, and what it replaces
- 01
My day
Each person’s own list of work, in order, with the address, the contact and the notes.
ReplacesThe group text
- 02
Checklists
Your steps for each kind of work, ticked off as it’s done, required where it matters.
ReplacesMemory and printouts
- 03
Photos and signatures
Before and after photos and the customer’s signature, attached to the job.
ReplacesCamera rolls
- 04
Time and mileage
Clocked in and out per job, so payroll and job costs come from the same place.
ReplacesPaper timesheets
Connects to what you already use
Google CalendarGoogle MapsGustoADPQuickBooksAppleAndroid
Where it can go next
A few we’d build on top, each shown working. New ideas come in every week, and most start as one sentence from an owner.
- 1Someone finishes and talks into the phoneTwo minutes, hands dirty
- 2It’s written up as notes on the jobTidy, in your words
- ✓The office reads it, not listens to itAnd the invoice has the details
Questions owners ask
Some of my people aren’t good with phones. Will they use it?
It gets simpler for them, not harder: big buttons, only the few things they need, and a plain text instead of the app if that’s what works.
Does it work on any phone?
Yes. iPhone and Android, installed from a link. Nobody needs an app store account.
Can I see where people are?
Only if you want that and they know it. Most owners want to see where the job stands, not a map.
What if a phone gets lost?
Sign it out from the office. Nothing is kept on the phone that isn’t also safe in your system.
Usually built alongside it
See your team’s day on one phone
Twenty minutes on the phone. Walk us through what your people take with them to a job today.
Who you’re talking to
Braxton Bogenschutz
Writing software since he was seven. The person who scopes your build builds it, runs it, and answers the phone.