Industries
Software for the way you work
Every line of work has its own headaches: the missed call, the double booking, the spreadsheet only one person understands. Pick yours to see what mr-bill would build to take it off your plate.
These are starting points, not templates. Tell him how your business runs, and he builds it your way.
Pick your line of work
- Home servicesToday: Quotes on scraps of paper, jobs in your head, calls you miss on the roof.He builds: A quote-request page, a job board for your crew, and a Monday summary.
- Builders and contractorsToday: Change orders in text threads, schedules in a notebook, site photos lost in camera rolls.He builds: A job schedule, a daily site log with photos, and change orders clients approve.
- Law firmsToday: Intake forms typed in twice, conflicts checked from memory, matters tracked in email.He builds: An intake form, a conflict check list, and one tracker for every matter.
- RestaurantsToday: Prep lists on scraps, a rota rebuilt every week, and a phone ringing mid-rush.He builds: Pickup ordering, a kitchen order screen, a prep list and a staff rota.
- Coffee shopsToday: A queue out the door, orders on sticky notes, and no idea which regulars stopped coming.He builds: Order-ahead on your website, an orders board, your regulars and your sales in one place.
- Salons and groomersToday: Phone tag to book, no-shows, and a paper diary nobody else can read.He builds: A booking site customers use themselves, and one view of the week.
- Gyms and studiosToday: Class lists on paper, members you haven't seen in weeks, and a booking app you can't change.He builds: A class timetable members book, a check-in screen, and a member portal.
- Clinics and practicesToday: Intake forms on clipboards, appointment changes by phone, and notes in three places.He builds: Online booking, intake filled in before the visit, and a day sheet per practitioner.
- Real estateToday: Leads in every inbox, showing feedback in your head, and deals tracked in texts.He builds: One lead list, listing pages with showing requests, and a page for every deal.
- Shops and online storesToday: Stock counts on paper, online orders in one tab and the shop floor in another.He builds: An online shop, one stock list, and a packing list for every order.
- Data and reportingToday: Numbers spread across spreadsheets, and the same report rebuilt by hand every Monday.He builds: A dashboard of the numbers you check, and a weekly report that adds itself up.
- Nonprofits and communitiesToday: Members in a spreadsheet, volunteers by group text, and events on a flyer.He builds: Volunteer shift sign-up, an events page people RSVP to, and a member list.
