For any trade that runs on jobs

Not moving, not skips? Tell us how your day runs.

We build for businesses that run on jobs, the people who do them, and the money that leaks between the phone, the calendar and the invoice. Couriers, house clearance, grab and plant hire, scaffolding, landscaping, event hire, haulage: different trades, same shape. One system built around how you already work, and your team never has to type into it.

Jobs & bookingsCrews & vehiclesPaperwork & invoices
Your day, whatever the tradeSame shape
StageLives inThe leakWith the system
EnquiryInbox, phoneQuote driftsOne place
BookingCalendarOne person knowsEveryone knows
On siteSomeone’s headExtras vanishOne voice note
InvoiceFrom memoryMargin unknownVisible by Friday
Swap the words for your own: loads for moves, sites for surveys, hires for skips. The leaks sit in the same four places.

Where the margin goes
in any trade that runs on jobs

Nothing here is bad management. It is what happens when a real operation runs on a phone, a calendar and memory, whatever you sell.

Enquiry
LeakThe quote that lives in an inboxThe price was agreed by email, adjusted on the phone, and never written down where the crew can see it.
Booking
LeakThe job only one person understandsThe calendar knows the date. One person knows the access, the kit and what the customer was promised. When they are off, the job wobbles.
On site
LeakExtras that never reach the invoiceThe extra hour, the second visit, the material nobody logged. Agreed on Tuesday, forgotten by invoicing on Friday.
Invoice
LeakMargin nobody can seeWhat was quoted, what it actually took and what got billed live in three places. So nobody knows which jobs made money.

Your team talks.
The system types.

Not another app for the team to ignore. A voice note is the whole interface, and one place is where the business actually lives.

What the team sends
0:36

Finished at the Miller job. Took the full day, not the half, two extra loads to the tip, and photos of the fence before we started.

Sam · crew lead · sent from the van at 17:05
filed in seconds
What the office sees
Miller job · ThursdayCompleted
Hours8 logged · quoted 4
Extras2 loads · added to the bill
Photos4 filed against the job
InvoiceReady · nothing retyped
Margin+18% · visible now
Then ask it anything, in plain words:
Which jobs made money last month?What did we promise the Millers?What does Friday actually look like?
83 hrsof admin removed per month from one client’s operation. Measured, not promised.
~2 weeksfrom go-ahead to a working system, built around how your business already runs.
By Fridayevery job’s profit on one screen: quoted vs actual, extras billed, nothing retyped.
Clutch4.8Verified client reviews on Clutch.
The phone“Can you add the second visit?”“Yeah, no problem.”Never reached the invoice.
The calendarThursday · Miller jobAccess · kit · promises?Only one person knows the rest.
The invoiceQuoted · half dayBilled · half day. Took a full one.Margin left on the road.
From the founder

Why we build for the shape, not the trade

While running Fractal, I spent a long stretch working alongside the founder of a moving company on how to make the operation run better, and watched the margin disappear in the gaps between the phone, the calendar and the invoice. Since then we have found the same three gaps in every business that runs on jobs. The words change from trade to trade. The leaks do not.

So we built the system that desk needed, and we build it again for each trade in its own words. Yours included.

Alex Kirienko · Founder, Fractal Web

How it lands

Nothing stops, nothing migrates by hand, and it arrives working.

1A 15-minute call on your own jobsBring last month, whatever you sell. We show you where it leaked: extras that vanished, hours nobody billed, quotes that drifted.
2We build it around how you runAbout two weeks from go-ahead. Your jobs, your vehicles, your paperwork, your words. We do the lifting.
3It arrives workingNo training day and no forms. The team sends voice notes like they already do. The system does the rest.

Fair questions

The three things owners in other trades ask on the first call.

You do not have to be. If your business has jobs, people who do them, and money that leaks between the phone and the invoice, it is the same system in your words. If your day looks nothing like that, tell us anyway: we build custom software and automation for growing businesses of every shape, and the first call is a diagnosis, not a pitch.

Tell us what you run

Fifteen minutes, your numbers, no pitch. If we can’t find the leak, you have lost a coffee break.