Laundry & Home Services App Development Services

The booking screen is about a week of work. The money goes behind it: scheduling jobs whose real length nobody knows, reshuffling a route when a boiler call overruns by two hours, and the app your technician carries all day. We quote the customer app, the technician app and the scheduling engine as three lines.

Four to six months for a bookable customer app and a working technician app. The gate is paying your pros: holding money and splitting it out needs a platform account approved by your payment provider, Stripe Connect typically, and each pro needs identity and background checks before a first payout clears. We open that account in week one.

Yes — one trade, one city. Plumbing and lawn care look identical on a whiteboard and behave nothing alike once job lengths, parts and permits are real. We build the scheduling engine generically and configure a single trade properly, so the second trade is configuration and a price list rather than a second build. Payments cannot be deferred.

Past clients speak for us in private, and we will set that up. The transferable work is scheduling and dispatch: assigning jobs to people out on the road, resequencing a day when one visit overruns, two-way calendar sync, background checks at sign-up, and paying many small suppliers out of one card transaction. Ask us how we handle overruns.

Booking and quotes for the customer, a technician app with the job, address and photos, scheduling that copes with overruns, and payouts. Around those sit the checks that matter: trade licence and insurance expiry, background screening through a provider like Checkr, and the "your technician is twenty minutes away" text. We build all of it.

Because we will tell you when not to build. If you are a single-trade operator with a handful of vans, existing software like Jobber or Housecall Pro will serve you better and cheaper than anything custom. Custom earns its keep when your scheduling rules are the thing that makes you money, or per-seat fees have outgrown ownership.