FieldStacker is on the App Store and Google Play. Roofers can measure a roof and find the hail without getting out of the truck. Cleaners can turn one job into a customer who pays every month.
It's twenty to five, you're eleven houses in, and the light is going. You knock. Nobody comes. So you stand on a stranger's step thumbing through screens to write down the most ordinary thing that happens all day. Meanwhile the porch light comes on at 220 and you missed it.
Press and hold the house instead. The options open in a ring around your thumb. Slide to the one you want, let go, keep walking. You never look down.
Already with somebody else? Hold Competitors and the names are right there. Need to come back Thursday? Flick up and put the time and their number in while you're still standing on the step.
About two seconds a door. Over a street that's the difference between finishing and coming back tomorrow.
Roofing & solar
Measure the roof from the driveway
Drop a pin on the house and the roof comes back to you: how many squares, how many segments, which way each one faces and how steep it sits. Then the solar side, how many panels actually fit up there and what they would save a year at your local rate.
No ladder. No tape. No second trip out on Saturday. You are pricing it while you are still parked outside.
Roofing & solar
Be there before the other trucks
It hailed Tuesday night.
By the time you have had your coffee the map already knows where. Every recent hit near you, ranked, with the stone size, how many days ago it came through, and how many homes sit inside it.
High opportunity. Worth a look. Low priority. You work the first list and leave the rest. Warnings still live show up too, so you know when to stay off the roofs.
Every trade
Your map, your pins
Every crew tracks something the software never thought of. Gate code. Dog. Speaks Spanish. Now you make the pin yourself, pick a colour, drop an emoji in the middle or upload your own icon, and out comes the same teardrop as the ones we ship. The ones you never use, you take off the list.
Two of ours, three somebody made in about a minute. Good luck telling which is which on the map.
Cleaning
One clean, or a customer for the year
They pick how often they want you and which clean they are after. Choose every four weeks and it is done before you are back in the van, first visit booked, customer told, reminder already set for the day before.
Your packages, your prices. They choose from them without you on the phone.
Cleaning
Stop chasing the money
The house was spotless three weeks ago. She said she would sort it out. Since then it has been two texts, a voicemail you rehearsed in the truck, and her name sitting at the top of a list you do not enjoy looking at.
Take the card when you quote. Tap it on the phone if you are standing there. Nothing comes off it until the job is finished, and she can see that on the screen while she is deciding, which is usually where the hesitation ends.
Cash still works fine if that is how they would rather do it. Some people just like cash.
She has already got it out of her purse. Take it.
Cleaning
Give yourself Sunday back
Nine at night, Sunday. "Sorry! Any chance we can move Thursday?" And there you are at the kitchen table with the calendar open on your phone.
They have their own page now. Your logo on it, their plan, their next few visits. They move it themselves. Nothing lands on your board until you say yes, so the week stays yours.
To them it looks like your company, because it is.
Cleaning
Somebody calls in sick at seven
Today, the week, or a map of where everyone is. Drag the job onto someone else's Friday. The customer is told and that is the end of it.
Time, length, who's on it, what it's worth. On every job.
The whole week in one look, so you can see who's actually free.
Every trade
You are not a graphic designer
Say what you are selling and get a finished ad back with your logo on it, sized right for Facebook or Google. No logo yet? Type your business name and pick one you like.
Every campaign gets its own page and a QR code for the flyers, and you can see how many people looked and how many actually got in touch.
The bit an agency charges a few hundred for, done while the kettle boils.
Security
Let them talk themselves into it
Send a link. They pick their plan, add the camera they have been thinking about, and watch the monthly move as they go. Free things say free. Nothing is hidden until the end.
By the time you ring back you are booking the install, not defending the price.
The running total follows them down the page. Nobody gets a shock at the bottom.
It's already in there
Nothing to install, nothing to switch on. Open the app and it is waiting. New here? Fourteen days free, and you could have a quote out this afternoon.
