Your whole shop, on one board.

Early access opens in waves to the first 100 shops on this list, then general availability follows. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when your wave is up. One email, no drip campaign.

Yes. Plumbing, HVAC, electrical, appliance repair. If your team rolls trucks, the workflow is the same: call, work order, dispatch, close-out. Job types, checklists, and tags are fully editable, so your jobs speak your language.

No. The Journeyman field app runs in the browser on any phone they already carry, with route, checklist, parts, photos, and customer signature included. Nothing to install, nothing to provision.

Nothing to join, and every plan starts with a 90-day free trial. Shops that come in through early access keep their founding price for as long as they stay subscribed.

You do. Your data stays yours: export a full JSON backup of everything: jobs, customers, estimates, inventory. Anytime, no support ticket required.

A whiteboard cannot tell you which jobs are still unassigned on Thursday, and a group chat loses the photo of the serial plate the moment someone posts a lunch order. Journeyman keeps one record per job that both the office and the truck are looking at, so the schedule, the parts used, and the customer signature all end up in the same place instead of three.

Small to mid-size trades shops: owner-operators through to roughly fifty technicians. If you are dispatching two or three crews a day and the schedule still lives in someone's head, that is exactly the gap this fills. Very large operations with heavy ERP integration needs are not the target.

Techs can keep working through a dead spot and the job syncs when the phone finds service again. Nothing is lost because a basement had no bars, and nobody has to re-key a checklist back at the shop.

Yes. Customers, sites, and open work orders import from a spreadsheet, which is what most shops leaving a whiteboard or an old system already have. Early-access shops get help doing the first import.