JobRound
Recurring work should carry itself forward

Your round should remember itself.

Rain moved Tuesday. A skipped job changed Wednesday. You should not have to rebuild every future visit from the old plan.

Start with one real job. Keep the system you already trust while you check the result.

A battered working diary and message notes becoming an ordered JobRound list and route
Who’s due?Move that oneDid they pay?Don’t forget to call
The way it is now

A calendar repeats dates. It does not remember the round.

One changed day sends you back through paper, messages and memory to work out what is still due.

The old system
A battered work diary filled with handwritten round notes
The working diary holds the exceptions until the owner moves them by hand.
The way it should run

Today changes. What comes next stays visible.

JobRound prototype
JobRound Today screen showing the current stop and the jobs coming next
The real Today screen from the evidence prototype.
The route you actually work

Keep the useful order. Change it when the day changes.

JobRound proposes an order without taking control away. Move a stop, save the route and give the team the same clear list.

JobRound prototype
JobRound Route screen showing the saved stop order and controls for moving jobs
The route screen keeps the proposed order editable.
Money

Paid or owed stays beside the visit.

Mark a finished visit paid or leave it owed until it is settled. It is a simple work ledger, not accounting software.

Office blockPaidShared entranceOwed
In the van

One calm list for the person doing the work.

Navigate, Done and Not today stay beside each job. Poor-signal changes remain visible instead of disappearing.

NavigateDoneNot today
Start small

Prove it with one regular job.

  1. Add one regular
  2. See what comes next
  3. Build tomorrow
Made for work that comes back
Window cleaningExterior cleaningGrounds careBin cleaningCommunal cleaningPest control
Start with what you have

Start with the round you already run.

Add one regular job or preview the list you already use. Keep your old system until you have checked the result.

My calendar already repeats jobs. What is different?

A calendar repeats the date you first entered. JobRound is built around what was completed, skipped or moved, then keeps the next visit and practical order visible.

Do I have to move my whole customer list at once?

No. Start with one regular job or preview a CSV import. Keep the system you already trust until you have checked the JobRound list.

Is this another massive CRM?

No. JobRound stays focused on repeat visits, Today, route order, customer notes and a simple paid or owed state.

What happens without signal?

The prototype keeps queued changes visible and retries when a connection returns. Independent field trials still need to prove that behaviour on real rounds.

Will it decide the route for me?

It can propose an order. You can change it, keep the local knowledge that matters and save the order for the team.

Does paid or owed replace my accounts?

No. It is a simple visit status so you know what still needs attention. JobRound is not invoicing, banking or accounting software.

Will the person doing the work actually use it?

The field view shows one job at a time with Navigate, Done and Not today beside it, and the notes that belong to that customer. There is no office screen to learn.

My calendar and notes cost me nothing. Why change?

They work until the day changes. The cost is the evening you spend checking three places to find out what is still due. JobRound is €19 per business each month, and the five evidence accounts are testing whether the time saved makes that worthwhile.

Can I get my list back out?

Yes. You can export the core customer and recurring-work records, and you keep the system you use now while you are checking JobRound.