Job management suites
Quoting, invoicing, scheduling boards, customer portals. Genuinely good at the paperwork side of a business with staff to do paperwork.
From about US$30 a month, climbing past US$50 a user
Day planner for sole traders
TradeDay sorts your run, times your jobs, and prices your quotes from what the work actually takes you. Not what you hoped it would.
Free to start. Works with no signal, no account and no card.
In the order you booked
2h 31m driving
In the order that gets you home
1h 47m driving
44 minutes back, and you finish an hour and fourteen minutes earlier.
No dashboard, no feed, no inbox. The time you leave, the order you drive, and the job you are standing in front of right now.
Same day, same rail, whichever screen you are on.
Leave by 06:54
The rail is the app
Times run down the left in mono, so you read the day the way you read a clock.
One job is lit at a time
The stop you are on carries the only hi-vis on the screen. Everything else waits.
Leave-by works backwards
From the first appointment you cannot move, through the traffic you actually hit.
01
Start
When you get there. One thumb, gloves on.
02
Finish
When you pack up. That is the entire data entry.
03
Nothing
Your next quote, tomorrow's plan and the logbook already know what that job takes.
The part nobody else does
Almost everyone prices work off a number in their head. TradeDay checks that number against the clock, then quietly fixes it. Tap Start when you get there, Finish when you pack up. That is the whole ask.
You said
1h 30m
The default you set for a mixer tap swap when you first added it.
It took
1h 58m
The median of your last four. One shocker cannot drag it, and old jobs drop off.
You charge
1h 58m
Your next quote, your next day plan and your next ETA all use the real number.
Twenty eight minutes a job, four taps a week. Nothing is ever changed behind your back, you are shown the evidence and you decide.
It does
It does not
Job management suites
Quoting, invoicing, scheduling boards, customer portals. Genuinely good at the paperwork side of a business with staff to do paperwork.
From about US$30 a month, climbing past US$50 a user
What they leave on the table
Most will happily show you a list of today's jobs. Almost none will put them in the right order, and none of them check whether your 90 minute job is really a 90 minute job.
The two things that decide when you get home
TradeDay
Sorts the run around your fixed appointments, learns your real durations from two taps, and prices the next quote off them. No seats, no modules, no onboarding call.
$0, or $19 a month for the whole business
Free
$0
Pro
$19USD/month
or $180 USD a year
Prices in US dollars. The logbook export alone is worth about what standalone logbook apps charge for a year.
Yes. Sorting the run, the leave-by time, timing jobs, materials and quotes all run on the phone itself. With signal it uses live traffic to order the day; without, it falls back to a local optimiser and carries on. Nothing about the day plan needs a connection.
On your phone, by default. No account, no upload, nothing leaves the device. If you make an account, TradeDay also keeps an encrypted-in-transit backup copy in its cloud so a lost phone is not a lost year, and you can delete that copy from Setup at any time.
You drop back to the free limits: one sorted run a day, ten job types, three quotes a month. Nothing is deleted, nothing is locked, and every export stays open. Your history and your learned durations are yours whether you pay or not.
Both, plus any browser. The web app works today on a phone, a tablet or a monitor, and installs to the home screen on Android. The iPhone build is in the queue for the App Store.
It reads your device on first run and picks the currency, tax label and distance unit to match, then lets you override all three in Setup. Kilometres or miles, GST or VAT or sales tax, whatever your invoices already say.
Jobs, quotes and the vehicle logbook all export as CSV, and quotes render to PDF you can send from the phone. No lock-in, no export tier, no support ticket.
Leave an address and we will send one email when the iPhone build lands. Nothing else, ever.
No account to create. Your day stays on your phone until you decide otherwise.