Appliance repair software built for the job, not adapted to it
Scheduling, dispatch, invoicing, and an offline first technician app — designed around a trade where the diagnosis and the fix are often two separate trips.
The money path
Appointment to paid invoice, one recording
Create the job, send the estimate, convert it to an invoice, and record the payment — the path a real appliance call takes, without re-entering line items.
The second trip
Parts ordered isn't a lost job
A diagnostic visit that ends with a part on order stays on the board until the part lands and the follow-up is booked. Generic schedulers treat this as an edge case. Appliance shops live it every week.
One call, four stages, no lost context
From the first call to a paid invoice — including the trip where you're just waiting on a part.
Book the call with the details that matter
Take down what's actually wrong — the customer, the address, and enough job detail for a tech to walk in prepared instead of diagnosing from the doorway.
- Scheduling conflict detection so you never double-book a tech
- Job notes and photos attached before the first visit
- Follow-up appointments link back to the original job automatically
What actually makes it different
Built for the appliance repair workflow
Statuses, follow-ups, and job notes are modeled on how a diagnostic-then-repair call actually runs — not a generic 'job' object with appliance duct-taped on top.
One schedule, the whole team
See every tech's day, spot conflicts before they happen, and move a job without losing its history.
Get paid on the same visit
Estimate, invoice, and card payment in the same flow — no separate app, no delay between job and payment.
AI knowledge base, not a receptionist bot
Techs search your own repair guides by what the machine is doing, not by guessing a filename. An AI assistant that answers from those articles is coming on Enterprise — we didn't start with a phone bot and work backwards.
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
See it running on a real appliance repair workflow
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