Work · Local & field services
Software and leads
for companies that show up in trucks.
Dispatch and job apps, after-hours intake, local search and paid, and the internal tools that get the office off paper.
scheduling time per day in a sample engagement
of after-hours requests booked without a callback
from kickoff to every crew on the app
What breaks
Where the time goes.
The three problems we hear most from local & field services teams.
The office runs on paper and whiteboards
Jobs arrive by phone and text, get written down, and get retyped. Nobody knows where every crew is at two in the afternoon.
Leads go cold after hours
The call that comes in at seven goes to voicemail and then to the competitor who answered.
The website does not convert on a phone
Most customers find you on a phone. The site was built for a desktop five years ago and asks them to call.
What we run
The plays.
The same sprint system, tuned for this industry.
Dispatch and job apps
Jobs, crews, routes, and photos in one app, built on your accounting and invoicing instead of replacing them.
After-hours intake agent
Answers texts and web forms around the clock, qualifies the job, and books a slot the dispatcher can override.
Local search and paid
Service-area pages, reviews, and search campaigns tuned to the jobs with the best margin, not the most clicks.
Reviews and reputation
Review requests after every job and drafted responses for the office to approve, so ratings track the work.
Internal tools
Estimating, scheduling, and reporting tools that replace the spreadsheet everyone is afraid to edit.
Case studies
Sample results.
Anonymized composites that show the shape of an engagement.
Use cases
How teams use it
Build internal tools your team actually uses
Replace the spreadsheet, the shared inbox, and the manual handoff with a small application built for the job. Admin panels, dispatch boards, approval flows — shipped in weeks, not quarters.
Deploy a support agent that resolves tickets
An AI agent that answers the questions your team answers every day — order status, returns, how-to — and hands off cleanly when a human is needed. Live on your help desk in about a week.
Publish SEO content that earns traffic
A content engine that researches what your buyers search for, drafts pages worth ranking, and measures what they bring in. Written to be read by people and cited by AI answers.
Questions
Our crews are not technical. Will they use it?
The apps are built for a phone held in a gloved hand: two taps to a job, offline-first so it works in a basement, photos straight from the camera. We onboard crews in person or on a call and cut anything they do not use.
Do we have to replace our accounting or invoicing software?
No. We build on top of what you run and sync jobs, time, and invoices both ways. Replacing the system of record is a bigger project than most companies need, and we will say so if that is the case.
Does the intake agent sound like a robot?
It works over text and web forms by default, uses your company name and tone, and asks the same questions your dispatcher would. When someone wants a person, it hands off immediately and leaves the transcript.
What does an engagement cost?
A dispatch or intake build is usually one to three fixed-price sprints. Local search and paid run on a monthly retainer. The pricing page lists both; the enquiry form gets you a scoped number within 48 hours.
Get the office off paper.
Tell us how jobs come in today and where they get lost. We map the flow and scope the first sprint on the same call.