Built for excavation, construction, electrical, plumbing, and landscaping crews. Labour, equipment, and materials come in from the site by text, photo, or voice β and land costed on the job the day they happen.
A 30-minute demo, built around how you run.
Runs in Telegram — free, no logins, no portal to learn.
Everything the crew sends lands somewhere you can open on a Monday morning β what the job is costing, and the hours, iron, stock and paperwork behind the number.
Labour + equipment + materials Revenue, cost, profit and margin on every job, moving as the work moves. Set a budget and it tells you at 80% β while there's still something you can do about it.
Hours by text or voice Every hour a crew member sends lands against the right job, the right day and that person's rate. Filter by period, employee or job, and export the lot to payroll instead of chasing paper before every run.
Machine hours from the seat Your whole register, each unit with its own hourly rate and hour meter. Hours logged from the field cost the job and advance the service meter at the same time, so what's due or overdue flags itself before something lets go on site.
Stock that counts itself down Every item by SKU, supplier and where it actually sits β pipe rack, bin, stockpile. What the crew pulls comes off the shelf and onto the job in the same message, and anything running low flags itself before someone drives to site without it.
A photo of the receipt The crew photographs a receipt from the truck. It's read, coded, attached to the job, and pushed to QuickBooks β no envelope of paper at month end.
Photograph it once Safety forms, inspections, permits and locates, delivery tickets and slips. Photographed from the site, sorted into the right folder, and filed to the job instead of living in a truck console.
Also configured per business: quoting and estimates, milestone invoicing, and crew scheduling and dispatch.
Timesheets export for payroll, and expenses and invoices sync to QuickBooks Online. Nothing you already run has to move.
Running a different payroll provider? Timesheet exports work with whatever you're on.
Click your line of work to see how it gets set up for businesses that look like yours.
Owned equipment, moving crews, and costs that land days late.
Machine hours, loads, and materials get written on a ticket and keyed in a week later — if they make it back at all. The foreman texts it from the pit instead, and the job costs itself while the iron is still on site.
Crews across several sites, and a payroll run that can't wait.
Hours come off the site the day they're worked, costed to the right job and ready for payroll. Materials and progress follow the same way, so the job's number is current instead of reconstructed at month end.
Call-based and project work, quoted and billed from the field.
Quote it, log the hours, capture what was used and bill it without anyone opening a laptop. The crew works in the app they already have; the office gets structured jobs, costs and invoices.
Seasonal crews, shared equipment, and jobs that move daily.
Crews move between properties all day and the equipment moves with them. Hours, machine time and materials get logged where the work happens, so every site carries its own cost instead of one lump at the end of the season.
Not on the list? If your crews work in the field and your jobs carry labour, equipment and materials, it fits — book a demo and we'll show you on yours.
I'm Mark β I build and run the automation behind Tradeswork Logic. Here's the story of why I started it and how I think about the work.
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