No black boxes. No surprises. Here’s what happens from the moment you create a job to the moment you get paid.
Each person gets the interface that fits their world — no one is forced to learn a new app.
Manage the full job lifecycle from your terminal or hand the reins to Claude. Every command outputs JSON — full control, fully auditable.
Gets a job offer by SMS. Replies YES, NO, or DONE. No app to download, no account to create — ever. Works on every phone, every carrier.
Gets a link by email. Clicks to approve the quote, pay the invoice, or leave a review. No account needed — not now, not ever.
Seven states. Every transition is logged. The auto badge means something fires without you lifting a finger.
Create the job with one CLI command
Set the price — approval email fires to the client
Client clicks Approve in their email — no login needed
Assign a contractor — SMS fires to their phone
Contractor replies YES by text — you're notified
Contractor replies DONE — payment link fires to client
Client pays via Stripe — review request fires automatically
Your field workers already have everything they need — their phone.
No app store. No password reset emails. No training session.
When you assign a job, they get a text. One word to accept. One word when done.
Your quote for Gutter Clean, 42 Oak St is ready — $240.
Mike T. has completed the job. Pay securely via Stripe.
Leave a quick review for Mike T. — it only takes a second.
Three emails. Three clicks. That’s the entire client experience.
No account. No app. No password. Just a secure link in their inbox.
Every client link is cryptographically unique. Here’s what that means in plain English.
Each link can only be used once. After a client approves a quote, that link is gone. You can't reuse it, forward it, or replay it.
Approve links expire in 72 hours. Payment links in 7 days. Review links in 14 days. Expired? The operator reissues in one command.
Whether a link is wrong, expired, or already used, clients see the same message. No information leaks about why it failed.
Invalid / expired / already used → same generic error shown to client
Set up takes minutes. Your first job in the pipeline today.