Assigned Billy: put up the sign at 12 Elm, due tomorrow. Reply undo to take it back.
Done with the photos at 40 Pine
Marked done: photos at 40 Pine. Reply undo to take it back.
On the office board, To do
Put up the sign at 12 Elm
Billy, due tomorrow
How it works
1. Say it or text it
Field agents talk to Siri or text the team's number in plain words. No app to learn.
Said to Siri, on the way to the car“The lockbox at 40 Pine needs a new code before Saturday.”
2. It lands on the board
The assistant turns the request into a task with the right person, place and due date, and says back exactly what it did.
To do
New lockbox code at 40 PineSaturday
Put up the sign at 12 ElmBilly
In progress
Book the stager for 7 MapleRita
Done today
Photos at 40 PineBilly
3. Everyone stays in the loop
The person given a task gets a text, the office screen updates live, and a short summary goes out at the end of the day.
The text Billy gets
Rita assigned you: put up the sign at 12 Elm, due tomorrow. Reply ok when you've seen it, and done when it's finished.
Built to be trusted
Every change can be undone
Each change is logged with who made it, how, and the exact words that caused it. Undo is one word or one click.
Each team's data stays its own
Teams are fully separated. Nobody outside a team can see its tasks, people or messages.
No marketing, ever
Texts are work alerts and replies for the team. We never send advertising, and we never sell phone numbers or share them for marketing.
Billy, by text:done with the photos at 40 PineMarked doneUndo
About our text messages
Texts go only to people whose team has added their mobile number with their agreement, or who text their team's number themselves. They are task alerts, reminders and replies, and how often they come depends on the team's activity. Message and data rates may apply.