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Handover — Proof of work in minutes
Proof-of-work PDF reports for every small job
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Proof-of-work PDF reports for every small job
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Built for cleaners, handymen, detailers, landscapers, pet sitters, inspectors & painters. Snap before/after photos, run a job template, get a signature — and send a branded PDF with GPS + weather proof before you leave. No account, works offline.
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Would love to see a quick voice-to-text note option for when your hands are messy or you're in a rush. A 10 second audio clip that gets attached to the job alongside the photos would save me from typing on my phone between tasks.
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@kemaltzly Really good feedback, thanks — that "hands are messy, mid-task, not going to type" moment is exactly when a note doesn't get written at all.
Worth knowing you can already do this today: the note field accepts system dictation, so you can tap the mic on the keyboard and just talk it out. It's OS-level speech-to-text, so no typing needed.
That said, your point stands that tapping into a field and then hitting the mic is more friction than it should be. For a next update I'm looking at either a dedicated voice note option or a shortcut that jumps straight into the system dictation, so it's one tap instead of three. Not promising a date, but it's on the list.
love that the whole flow works without forcing an account or signal, that's the kind of practical thinking tradespeople actually need in the field.
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@azad1241997 Thanks, that one was deliberate. An app that needs a login and a bar of signal is useless exactly where the work happens: basements, new builds, half-wired sites. Glad it shows.
the offline mode is a lifesaver when i'm at jobs with spotty signal, and the gps and weather stamps in the pdf genuinely make disputes less of a headache.
Snapped photos, ran a template, and sent a PDF in under three minutes before leaving the site. The offline mode actually worked in a basement with zero signal, which was a nice surprise.