Tools that answer, book, bill and bring in work.

When you can't pick up, the caller gets a text in about 2 minutes with a link to tell you what's wrong and pick a time.

• Texts from your shop's name; skips private numbers and anyone you already called back
• New leads land in one list on your phone
• Monthly report: missed calls, replies, jobs booked

Good for: any shop that misses calls on the job.

An AI assistant answers when you can't, gets the details, and hands the caller to you. It says up front that it's automated.

• Gets what's wrong, how urgent, the address and a callback number
• During your hours it rings you with a one-line summary first; after hours it texts you the message
• Gas, CO or fire: tells the caller to get out and call 911. Never quotes prices or books on its own

Good for: shops that lose calls to voicemail even with text-back. Built and tested, not answering real calls yet.

The system I built for a father-and-son pest control shop that ran everything off one phone. It's being switched on at their shop now.

• Online booking by area and day, with 2-hour arrival windows
• Crew routes: each tech sees only their stops, with one-tap directions
• Customer list built from old texts; bill by text with a pay link
• Logins for owner, office and crew

Good for: 1 to 10 trucks that drive across town more than they should.

A fast, phone-friendly site that looks like a real company and turns visitors into calls.

• 5 pages: services, areas, reviews, booking, about
• Privacy, terms and cookie pages done right, plus accessibility checks
• Google Business Profile cleanup; hosting and small edits included

Good for: shops with no site, or one that breaks on a phone.

Show up when people search for your service, and stay in front of them until they call. Every call and form is tracked.

• Google search and local campaigns, Facebook and Instagram ads
• A landing page built for each campaign
• Short ad videos each month; report on spend, calls and cost per lead

Good for: shops that already answer every call and want more of them.

A ranked list of businesses worth calling, delivered every morning. It runs on our own server and only uses public listings and official data.

• Finds businesses that match your best customer, in the cities you pick
• Scores each one and says why in one line, like "no website" or "reviews say hard to reach"
• Logs who you called so it never sends the same name twice

Good for: commercial and B2B work, like property managers, restaurants or offices. You do the calling; the list never contacts anyone.

Turn the videos you already have into a steady stream of short posts, and fill the gaps with AI-made visuals.

• Auto-clipping: long videos cut into captioned shorts for TikTok, Reels and YouTube
• AI-made images and short videos for ads and posts, always labeled as AI where the platform asks
• A posting plan you approve before anything goes out

Good for: shops with job-site footage, walkthroughs or a YouTube channel nobody watches.

If you do something by hand every day, it can probably run on its own. I build the same kinds of tools I run for my own businesses.

• Scanners and alerts: new listings, price drops, deals that match what you buy
• Telegram or text alerts and one-tap approvals from your phone
• Dashboards that pull your numbers into one page

Good for: a repeat task you can explain in one sentence. You get a fixed quote before any work starts.

Estimates, materials list and contract draft from a dictated job. Your estimator says the job out loud or types it, and gets all three back in seconds.

• Estimate with your name, license number and extras like pipe boots, vents, skylights and dry rot
• Materials list for your supplier, with how each line was figured
• Anything not said gets a default that's listed on screen, so you can see every assumption

Where it stands: it works today on sample prices; your price book goes in during setup. E-sign isn't connected yet, so the contract is a draft you send the usual way. The pilot is free on your next 5 estimates.