Every section, on the phone it runs on.
These are screenshots of the live demo company, not mockups. Open the demo and tap through the same screens yourself.
One job, everything about it
The sheet, on site
By room, with priority
See what's done before you start
Speak it or type it
Your phases, your words
Two taps in the truck
What you flagged, on the home screen
Make the call, line by line
What to invoice, per job
Who's where, weeks out
Every job, by customer
The day, grouped by job
Screens captured from the demo company on 6 Sep 2026. The demo company, its builders, crew, addresses and photos are fictional. Photos in the demo are licensed stock photos, not from a real job; your crew's real photos go in the same spots.
It counts the work the way an electrician counts it.
General field-service software treats everything as "a job" with hours against it. That's why your guys quit using it. Daysheet works the same on a custom home and a tenant build-out: the sections below are what an electrician counts on either. Daysheet knows what a panel schedule is, and it tracks installed work in the units you actually walk a job counting.
| Section | What it tracks |
|---|---|
| Fixtures | Installed count by room, with photos. What's in, what's left. |
| Tape light | Installed runs with measurements, so the footage is on record. |
| Dimmers | By room, so the trim-out list writes itself. |
| Panel schedules | Reference photos on the phone, not folded in somebody's truck. |
| Punch list | Paste or speak the whole list. One checkable item per line, tagged by room. |
| Materials | Requested from the field by voice or a photo of the list. Tracked per job. |
Your job checklist is yours: slab, rough, trim, final, inspections on a house; underground, rough, above-ceiling, devices, panels, final on a commercial job. Whatever your state, your builders and your GCs call them. Other trades come later, and they come from sitting down with people who do that work, not from guessing. Plumbing is next.
Text them a link. That's the install.
Monday you load it. Friday you bill off it.
Put your work in
Your builders and GCs, your active jobs with their addresses, your crew's first names, and your checklist template in your words. Do it yourself, or send us the list and we'll load it.
Text the crew the link
Each guy opens it, types his name, picks a 4-digit PIN, taps Add to Home Screen. No app store, no accounts, no IT. An hour on a video call and everyone knows what to tap.
Make your first billing calls
A week of finished work is waiting in the queue with names, times and photos on it. You go down the list, billable or not, and invoice from what's left. That's the day it pays for itself.
Request a walkthrough.
I'll walk you through the demo company — crew side and billing queue — then hand you the link to tap around yourself.
Ten minutes on a video call. No slides, no pressure — the app and your questions.
Ten minutes on a video call and you'll know.
I'll walk you through the demo company, show you the crew side and the billing queue, and hand you the link so you can tap around it yourself.
Or email hello@getdaysheet.com — a real person reads it, usually same day.