TextMyTask
Launching soon
For the operator who has helpers
A couple of jobs going. A handful of people running them. Some with you for years, some you brought on last week. That's not a company with an office — it's a truck, a phone, and whoever the work needs today.
Your phone · the command center
You → Marta · 6:00a
Marta → you · 9:12a
↳ Filed under 28 Pine Ridge
Their phone · a text
— no app · no login · nothing to install —
Why nothing out there fits you
They charge you by the head — forty dollars a month for every name on the list, whether they're working this week or not. They make your people download an app, make an account, sit through training before they're any use to you.
Half of them never do it. So you go back to texting everybody one by one, and losing track of who's where and what got done.
The other thing
The day laid out the night before. The work sent. Every photo and reply filed under the right job — a record you can pull up months later, when a customer swears it was never done.
Your crew installs nothing. No app, no login, nothing to learn. The person you put on tomorrow costs you exactly what the nine-year veteran costs.
Built for the way you actually staff
Contractors
Subs on this job, not the next
Landscapers
Crews that swell in spring
Cleaners
Regulars, plus who covers
Snow
Drivers you see when it storms
The upgrade to texting your crew. We're building it now.
Launching soon