Mobile app
The lawn care app your crew will actually open
Today's stops in order. Gate code on the card. What's included, in plain words. Photo, tap done, next. Works with gloves on and a cracked screen, and keeps going with no bars until the signal comes back — on whatever your crew already carries.
Get notified at launch
For the crew
One screen per stop. No menus to dig through. Big buttons, works with no bars, photos attach themselves.
For the owner
See where every crew is right now. Quote, book and take payment from the driveway. Everything the big screen does, on your phone.
For the customer
A text when the crew is next, a receipt with photos when they're done. No app for them to install.
Bring your own hardware
iPhone, Android, iPad, Android tablet. All of it, from day one.
Your crew carries what they carry. Telling you to go buy everybody a certain phone is money out of your pocket for nothing. The whole app runs on iPhone and Android, phone and tablet, on every plan — not the good one on Apple and a stripped-down one everywhere else. And it runs in a web browser if you'd rather not install anything.
A spray gets logged against the yard on your schedule — the address and the square footage treated. That's what the EPA and your state actually ask for. So the record comes out the same whether your crew logged it on a phone in the back yard or a tablet in the dash. That's why we don't tell you what to buy.
Two screens, two jobs
Use whichever fits the moment
Most crews end up using both, and nothing makes you. Everything works with no signal either way. Each person signs in with their own code or fingerprint, so one tablet shared by the whole crew still puts the hours on the right guy.
Phone, in the pocket
Anything you do walking the yard
- Clock in and out at each stop
- Log a spray in three taps, gloves on
- Photos, and marking the job done
- Gate codes and what's included, per stop
Tablet, in the dash
Anything that wants a bigger screen
- Turn-by-turn directions you can glance at
- The day and week list, drag a job to move it
- Tracing a yard on the satellite photo
- Showing three prices at the curb
- The customer signing right there at the table
Everything here works with no signal. Here's how that works.
Waitlist
iPhone and Android, this winter
Snow crews get the app end of September. We'll email you the links the day they go live — both stores, same day.