Ask anything about your shop.

Find a job, customer or estimate in plain words, get the steps for any task, and see what is due. Ask only shows each person what their role allows and never changes anything. Written answers from an AI helper are coming soon, and stay off until the shop owner turns them on.

Banners, vinyl, wraps, channel letters, panels, window graphics and install. Add your own products without a developer.

Set up GST, PST or your own tax groups, then give a customer a standing discount or tax exemption. Each tax shows on its own line.

A live margin gauge on every quote, and your open quotes listed with the ones priced below target flagged. A map of them is coming soon.

One click turns an accepted quote into a job with work orders, material lists and purchase orders. A production board shows where everything is.

Line up each day’s scheduled installs with an estimated time for each job, then see the best order to drive them so the crew spends more time installing and less time on the road. Addresses only go to a map service if the shop owner turns that on.

Customers and invoices go over with every line item, mapped to your items, accounts and Canadian tax codes. Payments you record here go across too. Reading from QuickBooks is coming soon.

Import supplier price sheets and read invoices so material costs stay current. Stale prices are flagged on the quote.

Start a draft estimate from a site photo, an email or call notes. Optional AI handwriting reading is off until the owner turns it on. True-size design starting files are planned.

Bring data in from EstiMate, QuickBooks, spreadsheets and other shop software. Export everything, free, at any time. No contract.

Installers see their next install first: the time, the address, and buttons to call the customer or get directions. Owners and office staff see which jobs are late, oldest first, with the days late written out.

Search your jobs and open one for the customer, dates, notes and files. See installs and due jobs by day, and read the shop’s alerts, like a job assigned to you, in a list in the app. Push notifications are not switched on yet.

Each install has a checklist built from the job, with the required items marked. The app counts what is left, like “3 of 8, 2 required left”, and will not mark the install complete until the required items are done, unless an owner or the office signs it off with a reason.

Take the before and after photos at sign-off, check each one, and retake it if it’s blurry. Photos saved to a job show up on that job back at the office.

Mark the install complete with your name and the photos, then you have 10 seconds to undo it, or two minutes with a screen reader on. Once it is sent, owners and office staff get a notice saying who signed off.

No signal? Checklist ticks, photos and the sign-off are saved on the phone and sent when there is signal again.

Lock the app with Face ID, or fingerprint or face unlock on Android. Text grows with the phone’s text size setting, and the screens are labelled for VoiceOver.

One app for every shop. Your crew signs in with the account the owner set up on the web and sees only what their role allows; installers never see prices. There is no sign-up in the app.

Invite people by email and give each one a role: owner, office, shop floor, installer or bookkeeper. The shop floor and installers see their jobs and installs, not your prices.

Start with estimates and invoices. Switch on production, the schedule and purchasing in Settings when the shop is ready for them.

Our test shop holds 100,000 jobs, 150,000 estimates, 5,000 customers and 50 people. Today, the jobs list (with search and status filters), the jobs board, the production board, invoices and customers each opened in under a quarter of a second. The week schedule opened in under half a second.