Weekly maintenance forms your techs actually fill out, vehicle service history that doesn't live in a glovebox, and a training program every new hire works through — all branded to your company, with a separate login for every person on the crew.
This isn't a generic checklist tool. It's a real staff portal — the one a working crew uses every Monday — pulled out so any home service company can run it under their own name.
Pick the truck, and the form shows only the equipment on it. Engine hours, condition, what was serviced, what's leaking. Submits straight to the owner.
Set "engine oil every 100 hrs" once. Every submitted form updates the countdown. Overdue turns red before the machine turns into a paperweight.
Every truck and every machine gets its own service history — date, miles or hours, work done, who did it, labor, cost. Total spend per unit, always current.
Orientation, safety, equipment, procedures — modules with checklists that save progress to each person's account. Edit every line to match how you do it.
Hire → paperwork → orientation → certification → ride-alongs → graduation. Nobody runs a truck alone until every phase is checked off.
Handbook, non-compete, photo release, vehicle policy. Techs read and sign in-app; you get a timestamped record per person.
Techs count truck stock on the same weekly form. Anything at its reorder point turns into an order alert before you run out mid-job.
One tap builds an order per supplier from whatever's low. Receive it and the counts go straight back into inventory.
Requests go in from a phone, you approve or deny with a note, and a shared calendar shows who's off before you schedule the week.
A 10-point system everyone can see. Points expire on their own, good work takes them off, and every write-up is acknowledged in writing.
Points, callbacks, time off, damage reports, training, reviews, signatures — all on one screen. Locked to the roles you choose.
Company name, your logo, your color. Pick your trade and we pre-load the equipment, intervals, and training that fit it.
Each vehicle gets its own log. Each piece of equipment gets its own service intervals and checklist.
Owner, managers, techs — each with their own login and a view built for their job.
Techs submit. You review. Training progress and signatures pile up in one place instead of a text thread.
Pro is $129 a month right now — regularly $189. Sign up at the sale price and that's your price for as long as you keep the account. Promo codes can be entered on the Stripe checkout page.
No. Keep Housecall Pro, Jobber, or whatever you run jobs on. This is the company-side app: what gets maintained, who's trained, what's signed.
Every line. The trade preset is a starting point. Rename modules, add items, delete what you don't do, set your own hour intervals.
No. It's a web app that installs to a phone home screen. Send the link, they sign in with the login you gave them.
Nothing is lost. Your vehicle, equipment, and logs carry over; the limits just come off and the rest of the app unlocks.
Yes, for as long as the account stays open and paid. Sign up at $129 and you never see the $189 price.
Forge. We built the original version for our own pressure washing crew and used it every Monday for over a year before turning it into this.