Write what you need in plain words: the cleans you offer, your team, your clients. Fabricate builds a working web app with sign-in, its own database and a live link to share.
Then try it yourself and ask for changes in the same chat until it fits the way your jobs run.
Choose one and the builder opens with its description filled in. Change any word before you build.
Customers describe the job online and you see every request in one list.
A quote request website for my home cleaning business. Customers choose the type of clean (regular, deep clean or move-out), the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, how often, and a preferred date, then leave their address and phone number. Only I can sign in, and I see all requests and mark each one as new, quoted, booked or lost.
Assign jobs to cleaners; each cleaner signs in to see only their own day.
A job schedule app for my cleaning company. I add jobs with the client, address, date, start time, access notes and which cleaner is assigned. Cleaners join with an invite code I give them, and each one sees only their own jobs for today and this week, and can mark a job as done with a note. I see every job on a weekly calendar.
A checklist for each type of clean, ticked off on a phone at the job.
A cleaning checklist app for my team. I create a checklist for each type of clean (regular, deep clean, move-out) with rooms and tasks. Cleaners join with an invite code from me. At a job, the cleaner opens the checklist on their phone, ticks off each task and adds notes. I can see which jobs are complete and which tasks were skipped.
Regular clients, visit prices and which visits are still unpaid.
An app to keep track of my cleaning clients. For each client: address, access notes, how often we clean and the price per visit. I log each visit and mark it paid or unpaid, and see a list of unpaid visits with the total owed by each client. Only I can sign in.
The cleaning is the easy part. The paperwork around it is not.
Every new client asks the same questions: how many rooms, how often, which day. The answers end up scattered across messages.
Addresses, times and access notes get passed on in group chats and last-minute calls.
A deep clean and a weekly clean are different jobs, and a missed room is the complaint you hear about later.
Regular clients, one-off jobs and different prices per visit make it easy to lose track of what is owed.
Ask for cleaner logins that join by your invite, so each cleaner sees their own jobs and you see everything.
Clients, addresses, jobs and checklists are saved in the app's own database and are still there tomorrow.
Publish and the app gets its own address, like sparkle-cleaning.fabricate.chat, for clients and your team.
On Pro and Max, connect a domain you already own, like yourcleaning.com.
Add a type of clean, a new field or a new report by asking in the chat, the same way you described the app.
Apps are built for phones as well as laptops, so cleaners can use them on the job.
Describe your cleans, your team and your clients. Try the app yourself, then share the link with your cleaners.