
Built for Canadian job sites. Boom trucks, hoists, docks and trailers on one live schedule.
The boom truck is booked or it is not.
By the hour or the job
Charge boom truck time by the hour and a dumpster swap as one job.
Always current
Every booking updates the slot immediately, so two trades never claim the same window.
Held against the job
The slot stays with the trade that booked it, and the schedule shows when.
A few of the windows that fill without a call.
Pro automates the admin, so you don't have to.
Pick the resource you rent out and see the schedule hold.
Online booking
Each crew picks the window it needs from what is actually free, and the slot holds the moment it is taken.
Learn moreOne live schedule
The schedule moves the instant a slot is taken, so nothing is promised twice and nobody shows up to a booked dock.
Learn moreAppointments, classes, spaces and rentals. One less spreadsheet, ideally.
Yes. A resource can carry several services at different rates and durations, all drawing on the same schedule so nothing overlaps.
A database constraint refuses overlapping bookings on the same resource, enforced underneath every route into a booking rather than only the public page.
Yes. A weekly hire is a service like any other, with its own rate and duration, and it sits on the same schedule as the hourly slots.