Sample data only. Every example and screenshot on this page uses fake, sample data made up to show how the app works. No real customers, jobs, prices or pay.
Calls, texts, emails and the notes the office leaves about a job all land in the same thread, on the
customer they belong to — not split across your phone, your inbox and somebody else's screen.
Each message shows what the job was at the time it was sent, so a reply from three weeks ago reads in
the right context. When something needs an answer, a reply is suggested; nothing is ever sent to a
customer without you pressing send.
Switch to Job history and read everything that ever happened on the job as one stream, oldest
or newest first: every message, every office note and every change to the job itself, with the days
marked so the gaps stand out. “They went quiet for four days” reads very differently next
to “the install date moved twice that week.”
Captured live from the site. Customers appear by first name only; surnames, addresses, phone numbers and emails are obscured on purpose, and so are office staff surnames. Tap the image to fill the screen.
1Every customer's conversation in one list
2Texts, calls, email, outreach or job history
3A suggested reply — you decide
4What needs doing, and how to fix it
How you use it
Open a customer and read the whole conversation in one scroll.
Reply from the same place — it goes out from your business number.
When a suggested reply appears, read it, change what you want, send it.
Tap Job history to see every change on the job in order, oldest or newest first.
What it does, step by step
Calls, texts, emails and office notes all land in one thread, on the right customer.
Each message shows what the job was at the time.
Reply from the same place, from your business number.
A suggested reply appears when one is needed. You decide whether to send it.
Tap Job history to read every change on the job in order, oldest or newest first, with the days marked so gaps stand out.
Time it saves Estimates
Task
By hand, typically
With the app, typically
Finding a past message across phone, inbox and notes
5–10 min
One scroll
Piecing together what happened on a job
15–20 min
One screen
Typically 30–60 minutes a week, plus 15–20 minutes per job looked into.
Typical estimates, not guarantees.
Errors it prevents Guesstimates
Answering without the contextEach message shows the job as it was then.Guesstimate: fewer crossed wires with customers
Missing a note the office leftOffice notes are in the same thread.Guesstimate: about 1 missed note a month caught
A dispute about what was agreedEvery change is recorded in order and never edited.Guesstimate: quicker answers, fewer disputes
Missing why a customer went quietJob changes sit between the messages.Guesstimate: better-timed follow-ups
Time figures are typical estimates for an active rep, not guarantees. Error figures are guesstimates for a rep closing about 10 jobs a month. Both vary with the rep, the office and the job.
Who it helps
The repEvery word with a customer, and the whole story of the job, in one place.
Office & installersTheir notes are seen, on a record nobody can rewrite.
The customerDoesn't have to repeat themselves, and their history is accurate.
The managerCan read the whole conversation and see what happened, and when.
