Built in the open
One developer, one trade, one piece at a time. Here's the order it's being built in and roughly when, in half-year windows, because that's the honest resolution. Most software companies won't show you this. We'd rather you could check our work.
The unglamorous part
In development
Secure accounts, who can see what, and the scheduling engine everything else sits on. Nobody buys software for this, and it still has to come first.
Customers, properties & jobs
Building
One record per customer with every address under them, the dispatch board, and jobs that carry their own notes and photos.
The office runs on it
Launch · early access
Book the call, dispatch the tech, quote it off your price book, get it signed, invoice it, get paid. From a desk or a phone browser.
Out to the trucks
Coming next
The field app for technicians on iOS and Android — his jobs, his photos, the signature, and the payment, in his pocket.
Integrations & flexibility
Planned
QuickBooks Online sync so nobody keys an invoice twice, automatic "on my way" texts, good-better-best estimates, and the drag-and-drop form builder.
Tighter days
Planned
Auto-scheduling and route optimization, plus offline mode so the field app still works in a basement with no bars.
Deeper, not wider
Exploring
Commercial and multi-site accounts, recurring maintenance plans, reporting that shows which jobs actually made money, live supplier pricing, and photo part-ID for the field.
Dates are a plan, not a promise. Roadmaps move, and this one probably will. What won't change is that you hear about every release as it lands, from the person building it.
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