The field app

A field service mobile app your techs will actually keep open

Techs do not want software, they want the next yard, the gate code, and a heads up about the dog. My Day gives them exactly that, works with zero signal, and gets proof photos back to the office without anyone asking.

The whole job on one screen

This is the stop card a tech sees before opening the gate. Hazards come first, on purpose. A tech who knows about the invisible fence and the escape artist husky before stepping out of the truck finishes the yard and keeps the client.

  • Offline first. The full day loads before the truck leaves the shop. Completion, notes, and photos all work without signal.
  • Photo proof, enforced. Completion requires photos in before, after, and issue categories. The upload queue drains itself when coverage returns.
The My Day screen on a phone: four of six visits done, each stop showing its sequence number, zone, client, address and ETA window with Navigate and Call actions, and the fifth visit in progress with a Resume bar pinned to the bottom.

The same day, at a desk

Nothing is phone-only. A dispatcher covering for a tech, or an owner checking on a route from the office, gets the same list, the same ordering and the same actions in a browser, including the Resume bar for whichever stop is open.

My Day in a browser: four of six visits done with a progress bar, each stop numbered and showing its zone, client, address and ETA window with Navigate and Call buttons, and a Resume bar for the visit currently in progress.

Everything in the field app

My Day, built for the truck

One screen with the day in order: next stop, ETA, gate code, hazards, and the two buttons that matter, navigate and complete.

Full offline visit completion

Dead zone at the back of the neighborhood? Complete the visit anyway. Photos queue locally and sync the moment signal returns.

Required photo capture with categories

Before, after, and issue photos are required at completion, so the office has proof before the client ever calls to ask.

Safety hazards before the gate opens

Aggressive dog, escape risk, invisible fence, dog in yard during service, bees or wasps, sharp objects, slippery surfaces. Structured fields, shown up front, every visit.

Gate codes, tap to call, tap to navigate

The small stuff that eats minutes: the code is on the stop card, the client is one tap away, and navigation opens preloaded.

In field upsell add ons

Deodorizer spray, an extra area, a one time deep clean. Techs add it at the yard, the office reviews the charge, and it lands on the invoice correctly.

Station service logs on the stop card

For HOA and commercial stops: bags collected, liner replaced, refill bags added, logged per station per visit without leaving the card.

Skips with structured reasons

Locked gate, dog in yard, weather, client request. The tech picks the reason, the office’s billing rules decide what happens to the invoice.

Spanish, haptics, and push built in

The whole field experience runs in English or Spanish, taps confirm with haptics for gloved hands, and push notifications reach the truck.

Native apps are on the way

My Day runs today from any phone browser, offline support included, so crews are not waiting on a download to start. Native apps for both stores are in the works and will be linked here the day they are live, not before.

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