Built for the person in the truck, not the boardroom.

The kind that costs $300 a month, needs a 90-minute onboarding call, and still doesn't work on a job site with no signal. We went the other way.

Why we built it

We built this for the person in the truck and the host with the vacuum. Software should work for you, not the other way around. If it takes longer to learn than to do the actual job, it's broken. So we made the thing that just does the job.

What we kept seeing

Landlords losing deposit disputes because they had no move-in photos. Contractors eating the cost of jobs they did correctly because the client had a better memory than the truth. Airbnb hosts getting one-star reviews because a cleaner missed something nobody ever bothered to write down. In every case, the problem wasn't the work — it was the lack of a paper trail. And the tools that existed to solve it were either too expensive, too complicated, or too obviously built for people who sit at desks all day.

What we built instead

A form builder you can use in a basement with no Wi-Fi. A photo checklist a ten-year-old can fill out. A PDF report you can send from the driveway before you drive away. Nothing fancy. Nothing that requires training. Just the thing that gets the job done and keeps you covered when someone decides to make it a problem later.

Who this is for

The mover blamed for a scratch that was already there. The junk hauler accused of denting a wall on the way out. The cleaner, the landscaper, the roofer who did the work right and got the runaround on the invoice. We built this for the truck and the trailer — not the boardroom. And yeah — the parent who's had the "I did clean it" argument one too many times. We built it for them too.

The promise

Built for the little guy. Still you, even when the big paycheck shows up.

Most software starts scrappy, gets traction, then quietly redesigns itself around the customers who can pay the most — and forgets the one-truck operation that got it here. We're saying it out loud so we can be held to it: you were here first, and you're who we build for.

  • For the one-truck operation, not the hundred-truck one.
  • No tier you'll never afford. No features held hostage.
  • When the big accounts come knocking, you'll still be who we build for.
  • You were here first. We don't forget that.