Everything in the field loop

The useful slice of field service — not an ERP. Here’s what owners and technicians actually use.

Customers & locations

Directory with contacts, service addresses, access notes, map pins, and light asset notes (panels, gear, equipment on site).

Create jobs with instructions, assign crew, set a time window, and schedule revolving series — daily, weekly, biweekly, or monthly.

Owners see today’s appointments; technicians open My day for assigned work — search, relative time, and distance hints where available.

Traveling → checked in → in progress → done. Notes and an activity timeline stay with the job.

Attach photos, start/stop time entries, and log material lines so every visit has a clear record.

Reusable templates for install, maintenance, or service visits — plus per-job customization. Required items can block completion.

Capture a completion signature on the phone before marking a job done.

Pins on service locations, drop a pin when adding an address, and open directions from the job.

Invite technicians with skills and territory labels. Owners manage the crew; techs stay focused on assigned work.

Switch language in Settings. The same app binary works for mixed-language crews.

No route optimization maze, no bloated office console you never open. We focus on the appointment loop crews actually finish — then grow from there.