Job management that follows the work, not the org chart
Scheduling, dispatch, parts, notes, and billing — attached to the same job record from the first call to the paid invoice.
The work order
One job, start to finish
Scheduling, notes, estimate, invoice, payment — attached to the same record. The recording is the path; the screens below are the statuses along it.
Parts on order
The job that isn't done until the part shows up
Parts-ordered status keeps a stalled diagnostic visible. The return visit links back so the second tech isn't starting cold.
Catalog
Price the job from parts you already maintain
SKUs and prices drop onto estimates and invoices. Usage tracks per job so costing isn't a blank line item.
One record, start to finish
Scheduling, technician assignment, notes, photos, and billing all live on the same job — not scattered across a calendar app, a texting thread, and a spreadsheet.
Parts and services catalog built in
Maintain your pricing once and pull it into every estimate and invoice, with usage tracked per job for accurate costing.
Status that reflects the real job
Scheduled, in progress, completed, no-show, parts ordered, parts delivered — the job's status tells you what's actually happening, not just "open" or "closed."
AI knowledge base on the same job
Look up a symptom in your own repair guides when a model is outside a tech's usual — even if nobody titled the article that way.
Built in the field
Shaped working alongside real appliance repair technicians, not from a spec written in a boardroom.
Co-developed
Early companies shape the roadmap directly through the Founding Operator Program — not a suggestion box nobody reads.
Radically transparent
Published pricing, a public roadmap, and comparison pages that tell you when a competitor is genuinely the better fit.
Frequently asked questions
Run every job from one place
30-day free trial. Nothing billed until it ends.