The point of the whole system isn't another login. It's one place on your phone where every lead, every reply, every review, and every payment shows up — so you stop losing jobs between Facebook Messenger, a website form, and a voicemail you check at nine.
Most contractors already have the leads — they just don't see them in time. A form sits in email, a Facebook message hides under marketplace spam, the website chat dies when the tab closes, and the missed call becomes a voicemail they never return. We wire every channel into one conversation feed so the next thing you need to answer is always at the top of one list.
A quote form, a web-chat opener, a Facebook enquiry, a missed-call text-back, a review reply: they all arrive as conversations you can answer from the app. You're not learning a new CRM. You're texting people back. That's why crews actually use it on the job instead of ignoring another dashboard.
Website traffic, follow-up sequences, review asks, and payments aren't separate products fighting for attention. They're inputs into the same inbox. When a homeowner replies, you see the history. When an invoice is paid, it shows up next to the job. Less context-switching, fewer dropped balls, faster closes.
For day-to-day lead work, no. Those channels can feed the app so you answer from one place. You can still use Facebook or email when you want — the point is you don't have to check five inboxes to stay caught up.
Yes. Shared inbox means whoever's free can pick up a thread without asking who owns the phone that got the text.
You get a mobile-friendly app experience for conversations (and the same system in the browser). It's the operating layer for the website, automations, reviews, and payments — not a sixth tool bolted on the side.
The research on this is unusually clear, and unusually ignored. Respond to a lead within minutes and you'll win a disproportionate share of them. Here's the evidence, and how to actually do it while running crews.
You can't answer the phone with both hands inside a boiler. Here's how missed call text back turns the calls you can't take into text conversations you can — and why it's usually the highest-return automation a contractor can install.
Most contractors know they miss calls. Very few have ever put a number on it. Here's how to calculate what yours are costing you, using your own job values — the figure is usually worse than you'd guess.
Everything on this page is included in one package, live in about a week. No setup fee, no contract.
$297/mo — everything included