Homeowners decide whether to call you before they ever speak to you — from your reviews, your Google listing, and whether your business looks alive online. That work is real, it never ends, and it's the first thing that gets dropped in a busy season. We're building software to run it for you.
You already know you should ask every happy customer for a review. You know you should answer the bad one instead of letting it sit at the top of your profile for a year. You know your hours are wrong on two directory sites and your Google listing hasn't been touched since you set it up.
The problem is that it's forty small chores a month, none of which take long, all of which get skipped when you're chasing a crew and a supplier at the same time. So you either let it slide, or you pay an agency $1,500 a month and sit through a call about it.
There's a third option now: hand the repeatable parts to software that does them the same way every time, without needing to be reminded.
The rule we're building to: if a task can be done completely by software, it should be — not queued up for you to approve one at a time.
Every finished job triggers a request to the homeowner, at the right time, in the channel they actually read. No sticky notes, no "I'll text them tomorrow."
New reviews get a written, on-brand reply — including the hard ones. A thoughtful answer to a two-star review sells better than the two-star review costs you.
Hours, service area, services, photos, and posts kept current, so the listing that decides most of your phone calls doesn't look abandoned.
Your name, address, and phone number matched across the sites that carry them. Inconsistent listings quietly cost you map visibility, and nobody notices for years.
Regular, plain-English posts drawn from work you actually did — a storm you responded to, a job you finished — instead of stock-photo filler nobody believes.
A short monthly summary of what got done, what your reviews look like, and what's actually moving — without a standing meeting to explain it.
We're being straight with you: this one is earlier than our CRM. The pieces above are what we're building toward, and we're scoping it right now with input from contractors. If you join early, you get a real say in what ships first — and we'd rather hear "that's not the part that hurts, this is" now than after we build it.
We ask your actual customers after actual jobs. We don't write reviews, buy reviews, or filter out unhappy customers before they can leave one. That's fraud, and it gets your profile pulled.
Replies and posts go out in your voice, with your service area and your specialties — not generic marketing copy that could belong to any company in any city.
Your Google profile, your listings, your accounts stay in your name. If you ever leave, nothing goes with us and nothing gets held hostage.
No twelve-month contract, no mandatory strategy calls, no invoice full of hours. Automation is cheap to run, and we intend to price it that way.
Tell us what part of being findable online is actually costing you work. We're picking the first build from what contractors tell us here — and early access accounts get in ahead of general release.
We'll be in touch as this gets closer. If you want to talk sooner, call (844) 875-3412 and ask for Dustin.