Your whole operation, sorted on one screen.
Jobs, dispatch, invoicing, payroll, compliance and a live driver map — the lot, on one dark screen a 10-year-old could drive.
Built in Australia for skip-bin & trades operators.
Right now it's all in your head.
The bit you can't hand to anyone — and it's the bit that costs you a day.
The dockets are in the ute. The invoices are three weeks late. The roster's a group chat, the quotes get done at 9pm, and the only bloke who knows where every job actually stands is you. Miss one thing and it costs you a day. Run it in your head long enough and it starts running you.
Here's the same operation on one screen — and this isn't a picture of the software, it's the screen you'd sign in to every morning.
Illustrative — a sample Monday morning, not a live account.
It works the night shift. You handle the two that matter.
Forty-eight jobs moving. Only two need you.
Overnight it sorted the new bookings, flagged the clashes and wrote your brief. You open to two lines marked in red — the calls only you can make. It tells you the fix and the button to press. The other forty-six? Already handled. That's the whole difference between running the show and being buried under it.
- An overnight brief in one plain line, not a menu to dig through
- Every problem ranked by what it's costing you
- The fix and the button — not just an alert
- No more firefighting a spreadsheet at 9pm
Every job moving, with proof it happened.
Drag a job to a driver and it lands on their phone.
Watch the whole run move across the western-Sydney map in real time — gold for the one truck you're keeping an eye on. No 'did you do it?' phone calls. No lost dockets. Ever.
- Dispatch straight to the driver's phone
- A live map of every truck across western Sydney
- The customer's ETA updates itself
- One gold marker for the run you're watching
Proof in the driver's pocket.
Tap, done, next — GPS stamps the drop.
Your drivers get a phone app that shows the run for the day and nothing else. Every drop is stamped with GPS proof-of-service and a photo, so the 'we never got the bin' arguments end — the proof is on the invoice and in the customer's inbox before the truck's back on the road.
- A phone app a driver picks up in a minute
- GPS proof-of-service: the time, the spot and the photo
- The end of 'we never got the bin'
Money that chases itself.
The gold number is the one you open the app to check.
Every finished job invoices itself the second the driver marks it done — not next week when you remember. The money you're owed chases itself: reminders, follow-ups, receipts, all without you lifting a finger. Missed invoices are how tradies go broke. This is how you stop.
- Invoices the moment a job's marked done
- Overdue accounts chased on their own
- Owed and made today, in plain dollars — no spreadsheet
- Cash back in the account, Sundays back in the week
Cancel the other five logins.
One screen for the lot — the skip yard or the sparky.
One login for the lot, so you can cancel the five tools that never talked to each other and stop paying to stitch them together yourself. Skip-bin operator or sparky — it runs the same way: simple.
Built for the yard, not the boardroom.
Your whole operation on one screen, by this time next week.
Already set up? Sign in and open your deck — it's waiting. New here? Book a fifteen-minute demo and we'll set your business up and add your crew; there's no sign-up form to wrestle, we do it with you. No setup weekend, no IT bloke, no jargon.