When the last call's done,
your day should be done
Book it, dispatch it, quote it, invoice it, get paid. One place, shaped for plumbing work, with forms you change yourself. So the tickets don't come home with you and Sunday stays Sunday.
Being built now, in the open. Early access opens late 2027, and the waitlist picks what ships first.
Then the second shift starts
You cabled a main at seven this morning, swapped a fifty-gallon before lunch, and cleared the last call by five. Then you go home, eat, and open the laptop. Tickets off the dash. Invoices typed up. The same job keyed in a second time so the books match the work.
That second shift is the one MainLine Pro is built to end. Enter the job once, on the job, and let the office work finish when the work does.
What the second shift is made of
- Tickets that ride home on the dash
- Invoices typed up after dinner
- The same job keyed in twice, once for the work and once for the books
- A price book that lives in a spreadsheet
- Chasing a check on a job you finished in March
Two things a fifty-trade tool can't do
The all-in-one shelf is crowded. Neither of these is about feature count.
It already knows what a water heater is
Job types, price book lines, and forms that show up saying water heater swap, main line cable, sump pump, backflow test. Not "Service Item 4" that you rename yourself. Nothing here was stretched to also cover lawn care and pressure washing.
One trade, all the way downChange a form yourself, before lunch
Want the water heater's age on every service call? A photo of the shutoff before the tech leaves? Your own warranty language on the invoice? Add it and move on. No feature request, no vendor queue, no waiting on a release.
Your forms, your rulesThe whole job, start to paid
Everything between the phone ringing and the money landing.
Every address under one customer
The duplex, the four rentals, the strip mall — all under one name, with what you did at each. Look it up before you roll the truck.
Move a job by dragging it
Drag it from one tech to the other. That's the whole reassignment, and nobody has to call him to say the two o'clock moved.
The whole story of the job
What you found, what you did, and a photo of it before you closed the wall. Attached to the job, not buried in somebody's camera roll.
Signed at the kitchen table
Price it off your flat-rate book or bill time and materials, then let them approve and sign on the spot. Nobody drives back for a signature.
Invoiced from the driveway
Turn the job into an invoice before you pull away. Send a card link, or write down the check number. Either way it's off your list tonight.
Forms shaped like yours
Work orders, inspections, checklists, built the way your shop already runs them — not a template you spend a year working around.
Tell us what to build first
MainLine Pro is being built now, with plumbing shops in the room. Get on the waitlist and you help pick the order, hear when each piece lands, and lock in the early-access rate.
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