Everything it does, in the order you do it

Win the job

Price it at the property and get the quote in front of the customer before you leave.

• Speak the job, get a bid

  Describe the work out loud and the bid comes back priced off your own rates, acreage, density and terrain. Correct anything before it goes out.

• Draw the work area on the map

  Trace what you are actually clearing and the acreage comes off the drawing, not off a guess. The customer sees the same shape you priced.

• A quote the customer signs

  One link. They read the scope, see the price, and sign on their phone. You get told the moment they do.

• Every quote in one place

  Sent, viewed, signed or gone quiet. The Jobs board is the list of what is still live and what needs a nudge.

Run the job

Where the crew is, what got done, and the photos that prove it.

• Site walks and scheduled work

  Put the walk on the calendar when you book it, and the job when you win it.

• Crew clock-in from the field

  The crew clocks in and out on the job. Hours land against that job, not on a scrap of paper.

• Photos on the job record

  Before and after, stored against the job, so a disagreement three months later is a question with an answer.

• Everyone you have worked for

  The customer, their properties, and every job you have done for them.

Get paid

Deposits, payments and the texts that chase them, on the same job record.

• Take a deposit on the quote

  The customer pays the deposit when they sign, straight to your own bank through Stripe.

• What came in, and what it cost

  Payments recorded against the job, on or off the platform, next to the receipts and costs for the same work.

• Texts with the customer

  The thread with the customer sits on the job, so the reminder that got the deposit paid is not lost in your personal phone.

• A financing link on the quote

  Add your financing provider's application link and it shows on your quote. The customer applies with them; we do not underwrite, approve or run credit.

Know your numbers

What your own finished jobs say about what you should be charging.

• What your finished jobs say

  Estimated against actual, job after job, so the next bid is priced off what the work really took you.

• Your real cost of a crew day

  Machines, fuel, labour and overhead, worked out from what you actually own and pay, so you know the number you must not bid under.

• Receipts and job costs

  Log a receipt against the job it belongs to. It lands in Money beside what that job brought in.

Free tools, no account

• Crew day cost calculator

  What a day on the ground actually costs you.

• Acres per day estimator

  A realistic range for your trade and site.

• What to charge

  Where operators are pricing this work.

• Try a bid

  Run one through without signing up.

Being built now

Not finished, so not counted above. No dates, because we have not promised any.

• Path tracing

  Draw the route the machine took, not just the boundary of the block.

• Sales tax on the quote

  Switch it on per job where your state wants it on the work.

• Customer uploads

  Let the customer send you photos of the property before you drive out.

• Bookkeeping export

  Hand your bookkeeper the year without retyping it.