Platform
Separate apps that work as one system.
Every app does one job well and runs on its own. They share a sign-in, a design and a list of jobs, and each one keeps its own records.
System of record
Job Costing
Owns every job · cash and profit
Commercial · Anvil Edge
Residential · A.E.E. Services
One sign-in
Every staff app uses the same work account.
One look
Shared design, and an app switcher to move between them.
Each app owns its data
Apps share only what the others need.
How it’s designed
A few rules, applied everywhere.
Job Costing owns the jobs
There is one list of jobs. Every other app reads it, so a job number means the same thing everywhere.
Each app owns its data
Every app keeps its own records and shares only what the other apps need.
One sign-in, one look
Staff sign in once with their work account. Every app shares the same design and an app switcher.
The right sign-in for each person
Office staff use their work accounts. Field crews join with an invite link and a PIN. Homeowners sign with a link, no account.
Phone first, offline where it matters
The field apps work on a phone in a basement or an unfinished building, and send when signal returns.
Plain language
Screens use the words the crew and the office actually use, and say what to do next.
Integrations
Connected to the services the business already pays for.
Microsoft 365
One work account for staff, plus mail, SharePoint and Outlook.
Stripe
Card, bank, tap-to-pay and card-reader payments.
Twilio
Texting and calling on the business numbers.
Angi
Residential leads into the Service app.
Connecteam
Previous time clock, being replaced by Crew Clock.
ADP
Payroll export, planned.
Want to see it running?
We’re glad to walk through the apps, how they’re built and what comes next.