These are dense internal tools for a desk and a phone in a van. Enough to run a week of work. The screens below are examples of the kind we build — not a named Irish client, not a live customer. Yours would use your data and your words.
The headache: who is on which site, which day, still living in messages and a shared file. The crew finds out late. The office spends the morning confirming.
What the app does: a week of jobs you can actually run. Who is assigned, where they are, what is done. From the office and from the van.
Example jobs board. Yours would be your sites, your crew, your job names — not this board.
The headache: hours in, then a scramble to a payslip the accountant will accept. Missing days. Wrong rates. Someone still typing it twice.
What the app does: hours captured as the week happens, then out in the shape payroll already uses.
Example timesheets. Yours would be your people, your rates, your week — not this sheet.
The headache: a quote that does not become an invoice without a chase. Pricing rules in someone’s head. VAT and wording redone every time.
What the app does: quote with your rules, then the invoice from the same job — not a generic billing product.
Example documents. Yours would be your prices, your terms, your customer names — not this layout.
Stock, certificates, month-end numbers — only if that is the headache. We do not add them as colour. One process per app. A kitchen’s week is not a timber yard’s week; the app is built for the one you name. We do not sell a platform for every trade.
We’ll build a clickable version of your process and send the URL.