It's all called Truehand.
Twenty trades, live today — on the water, on the road, and on land. Each one its own app that knows that trade cold, all on one engine: win the work, get paid, and run it from your phone.
Everything the job actually takes.
Not a to-do list with a logo on it. This is what runs in every app, on every plan — nothing held back for a higher tier, nothing sold as an add-on.
- Estimate from a photo, a satellite view, or by tapping the screen
- An AI that knows your trade cold — by text on every plan, or out loud, hands busy
- Your own booking link — customers book themselves
- An AI receptionist answers your phone and books the job — in the caller's own language, 24/7
- Card, Venmo, Zelle & Cash App — paid the day you finish
- Memberships and autopay that charge themselves
- A 5-star review request goes out after every job, on its own
- Two-way texting — every customer in the language they read
- See what the work goes for in your area — before you quote it
- Real appointment times, not just dates — your whole week at a glance
- Text your whole customer list at once — win-backs, everyone, or just your members
- What you really made on that job — after materials, after the drive
- Send invoices and payments straight to QuickBooks
- Hand your accountant a clean year, not a shoebox
- Crew clock-in with GPS, and every truck live on one map
- Before, after, and already-broken photos — time-stamped on the job
- The shortest route, rain or shine
- It trains your new hire — your way, in their language
- Expenses, inventory, and a document and insurance vault
- Scan any part or supply straight into inventory with the camera
Language should never be the reason somebody doesn't make it.
It was never just for the owner. Four people touch this business, and every one of them thinks in a language: the owner running it, the crew doing the work, the customer paying the bill, and the person still deciding whether to call you.
So every one of them gets their own. The owner runs their business in Spanish. The new hire signs on and learns the trade in Kreyòl. The customer gets their invoice and their texts in Vietnamese. And the homeowner sizing you up on your booking page reads it in whatever language they grew up speaking. Nobody waits on somebody else to translate.
Nineteen languages, front to back, on all 20 apps — not a translate button bolted on the side. That isn't a feature we added. It's the reason the whole thing got built.
“I'm not building this from behind a desk. I'm building it for the people doing the work — because I'm one of them.”
I've spent my life in the trades and done the work in the heat — so I know how hard you go, and how little the software world ever built with you in mind. The good tools were made for the office manager, never for the person actually doing the work. Somebody could have put real tools in the little operator's hands a long time ago. Nobody did. So I did.
Everything we make comes down to one thing: giving the people who do the work — whether you're just starting out or a seasoned pro — the best tools to be a master at your trade, get paid what you're worth, and enjoy the bit of life you have outside of it.
And I've watched too many good people get stuck on the wrong side of a language. People who could outwork anybody on the job, held back because every tool they were ever handed was in English. Everybody deserves a real shot at being successful at the thing they're good at. Language should never be what takes that away — so we built it so it never has to again.