Run a tight ship.

How it works

Reported, fixed, paid for, proven.

For anyone who keeps buildings running with too few hands: apartments, offices, shops, churches, gyms, care homes, job sites.

1. 1

   Log it

   What broke, where, how urgent. It gets a ticket number the moment you save it, so everyone is talking about the same job.

2. 2

   Track it

   Assign it, set a due date, and watch it age. Log the tools you used and the parts you bought against that ticket, receipt photo and all.

3. 3

   Prove it

   Hand an owner what was found, fixed and spent per location, as a PDF or a spreadsheet that opens in Excel.

What's included

The whole maintenance loop, not just a to-do list.

• Numbered ticketsYour own prefix, numbers that never repeat, so the paper note and the phone always match.
• Locations, not paperworkAdd a location with just a name. Floor plans are optional, for when you want a room-by-room walk.
• Tools and purchases logPrice, vendor, quantity, who logged it, and the ticket it belongs to. Receipt photos included.
• Spend by locationWhat each place costs over 30, 60 or 90 days, with median days to fix and what is overdue now.
• Opens in ExcelExport the task log or the purchase log as a spreadsheet, in the same columns you already use.
• Printable field logA one-page sheet for logging by hand on site, then typing up later.
• Walkthroughs when you want themRoom-by-room checks with photos, sign-off and a PDF report. Run a regulated pack instead if you are inspected, such as a care home under Title 22.
• Teams, if you want themStaff send requests, a manager approves, maintenance fixes, and everyone works from one shared log. Join with a code, no email needed.
• Works offlineBasements and back lots don't stop it. Install it to your home screen like an app.