Features
Three jobs, one system: price with confidence, run the shop without running yourself ragged, and give the crew exactly what they need.
Quoting & pricing
One small client card, then a full-screen drawing with six guided steps — Draw, Edges & corners, Backsplash, Sink & cooktop, Stone, Review & send. Each step shows only its own tools; the power features wait one tap away. The guided speed the big names advertise — on top of a real CAD engine they don't have.
Running the shop
The owner's morning screen, the pipeline, and every dollar tracked while the job is alive — not after it's dead.
Field crew
A simple, fast interface for installers and supervisors, in the language they actually speak.
Right now, when somebody emails you asking about countertops, that email sits in your inbox until tonight — and half the time, by the time you answer, they've already called the shop down the road. Same with the customer who messages "is my stone in yet?" while you're on a template with both hands full.
This does two things. First, nothing slips: every quote request, every reply, every WhatsApp message lands in your Action Center with the customer's info already filled in and a suggested next step — you tap once and it's a lead with a quote started. Second, it writes your replies for you: it knows the job, so when Maria asks when her install is, the answer's already drafted. You just hit send. It even writes it in Spanish or Portuguese while you type in English — and when a quote goes quiet, the follow-up is drafted for you too.
Most shops lose a job or two a month to slow replies. If this catches one, it's paid for itself many times over.
Email AI $49/mo · WhatsApp $49/mo · both for $79/mo — setup included. Ask about it on your walkthrough →
On the bench
Recently shipped from this list: overtime & PTO, waste-and-overhead cost accuracy, slab inventory & remnants, and guided setup. Here's what's next — early shops get a say in the order.
Enter a sink model, get its recommended cutout size and clearances to confirm or edit — no more digging through spec sheets.
Slab weight and piece length translated into how many installers the job needs, feeding both the quote and the schedule.
Backlog, receivables aging, and margin trends in one owner's-eye view of the money.
Lock a piece and re-optimize around it, mark slab defect zones as no-go areas, and batch pieces from several jobs onto one slab.