Residential job management

The whole job.
A clearer next step.

For contractors who work directly with the customer—from the first walkthrough to the final payment.

Create your first estimate

For the contractor

Keep the customer and property together. Start an estimate from a residential scope template or use AI to draft from notes and photos. Price it yourself, add optional upgrades, and set clear inclusions and exclusions.

For the homeowner

A readable proposal with scope, prices, payment terms, and a signature flow. Optional upgrades are their choice.

02

Start on the same page.

Plan job payments →

For the contractor

Turn an accepted proposal into a job without retyping the approved total. Carry over the agreed deposit, then build a payment plan around the work.

For the homeowner

A clear approved job total and published invoices. A payment stage is never presented as money already collected.

03

Keep the homeowner informed.

See the customer view →

For the contractor

Plan visits, tasks, milestones, punch-list work, and warranty follow-ups. Share selected updates, files, photos, and messages through an expiring job link.

For the homeowner

One mobile-friendly view for the schedule, updates, decisions, and payments. No new account or password to remember.

04

Protect the scope.

Try the change-order tool →

For the contractor

Document an extra before work starts. Capture approval and schedule impact. Track allowance selections and turn approved upgrades into draft change orders for a separate signature.

For the homeowner

See what is changing, what it costs, and any timing impact. Approving a selection is not silently treated as approving a higher contract price.

05

Get paid with a clear history.

See plans →

For the contractor

Create deposit, milestone, progress, time-and-materials, and final payment stages. Publish invoices, record partial payments and credits, and reconcile refunds without rewriting the original invoice.

For the homeowner

Review the invoice balance and payment history. Eligible online payment methods are provided securely through the contractor's connected Stripe account.

06

Know your numbers.

Explore integrations →

For the contractor

See approved revenue, money collected, unpaid invoices, and actual expenses. Keep QuickBooks optional. Detailed commercial billing and financial reports remain available for the jobs that need them.

For the homeowner

Internal expenses, margins, drafts, and access notes stay private. The shared view is designed around the job, not your accounting.

Focused, not overloaded.

Start with customers, jobs, estimates, schedule, and payments. Expenses, price book, integrations, and advanced reports are there when you need them. AI assists with drafts; you stay responsible for the scope, pricing, terms, and what gets sent.

Plan availability and usage limits apply. Online payments require a connected Stripe account; payment processing fees are separate.