One schedule for grass and snow.
Built for Canadian outdoor businesses. Lawns, snow and the season between them.
Book the mow. Estimate the interlock job.
The snow moved the route. The calendar should cope.
A route that rebooks itself
Weekly cuts generate their own visits ahead of time.
New work in the right gap
A new customer is offered the slots.
Big builds estimated properly
A landscape job gets an estimate with options. Pro.
See it on the job.
A few ways the work lands on the schedule.
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Grass in July. Snow in January. Of course.
Choose the work, whether the mower or snowblower is out.
Online booking
New work books into the right gap
Customers pick from the slots you are genuinely free, ranked so a new job lands near the ones you are already doing.
Learn moreSmart scheduling
A route that rebuilds itself
Every recurring visit is generated ahead of time and sits on one timeline, so a rained-out day is a drag, not a rebuild.
Learn moreMore than outdoor & garden.
Appointments, classes, spaces and rentals. One less spreadsheet, ideally.
Common questions.
When a customer picks a slot, the open times are ranked by how much driving each one adds, using real drive times. It suggests and ranks; you or the customer still choose. Nothing reorders your day for you.
Set up the services you actually sell and price each one as you charge for it. A recurring arrangement can be weekly, biweekly or monthly, so a summer route and an off-season route are simply different arrangements.
Drag the job to another day on the schedule. Moving one visit in a recurring arrangement re-anchors the pattern and rebuilds the visits after it.