Build estimates for repair jobs with multiple tasks, keep notes on what was fixed and what materials you used, schedule the next appointment, and invoice before you leave.
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David Wilson
The challenges every handyman business owner knows.
You're juggling multiple jobs a day across different addresses. Without a system, things fall through the cracks.
You don't have time to sit at a computer between jobs. Quotes get delayed or never sent.
You finish the work, say 'I'll send you an invoice,' and then forget. Weeks later you realize you were never paid.
A customer calls and asks about a repair you did months ago. You have no notes and can't remember the details.
A handyman quote often has three or four tasks — drywall patch, door replacement, caulking — in one job. Add each as a separate line item with its own quantity and price. The quote totals itself up and you can send it before you drive away.
You can preview the quote as a clean document, send it as a link the customer opens on their phone, and see when it's been viewed or accepted.
Each task is its own line item — you set the prices.
Every job stores notes on what was fixed, what materials you used, and what might need follow-up. When a customer calls back six months later, you pull up their profile and see the full history — no more 'what did I fix last time?'
Customer profiles keep a running record of every quote, job, and invoice for that person, so you always have context before you pick up the phone.
Jobs are grouped by date so you can see today's appointments and what's coming up this week. Each job stores the address, time, and notes so you show up prepared.
When a customer accepts a quote, convert it to a scheduled job in one tap — the customer, address, and price carry over automatically.
When the work is done, send an invoice from the job page before you leave the driveway. Record payments as cash, check, card, or transfer right on the spot. You can see at a glance which invoices are outstanding, partially paid, or settled.
Each invoice can be shared with the customer as a link, so they can review it and pay without you having to chase them down.
An illustrative workflow — not a real customer, just how the pieces fit together.
A homeowner needs drywall patched, a door replaced, and trim caulked. You add three line items with your prices and send the quote from your phone before you leave.
The quote moves to 'accepted.' You convert it to a scheduled job in one tap — the customer, address, and tasks carry over.
You complete the repairs and mark the job done. You note the materials used and that the supply line should be replaced next visit.
You send the invoice from the job page. The customer gets a link, reviews it, and pays by card. You record the payment and it's marked paid.
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Yes. Add each task — drywall repair, door replacement, caulking — as its own line item with a quantity and price. The quote totals itself up and you can send it as a link the customer opens on their phone.
Yes. Every job has a notes field where you can record materials used, what you fixed, and what might need follow-up. Customer profiles keep the full history of every job.
Yes. When a customer accepts a quote, convert it to a job in one tap. The customer, address, and price carry over automatically — no re-entering data.
Yes — you can start free with no credit card required. When you're ready for more, you can view available plans after signing up. There are no contracts and you can cancel anytime.