IndustriesHome & field servicesRepairs & handyman
DukeOS for repairs businesses · AI operating systemCRM, ERP and AI agents in one system. From $49 a month per business. About DukeOS
Handyman softwareFewer missed calls, more booked jobs.
DukeOS is the AI operating system for handyman and repair businesses: jobs booked on WhatsApp, job sheets, quotes and invoices in one app, with Duke, an AI assistant that prepares the work for your approval. When you're up a ladder, Duke answers WhatsApp, books the visit and saves the address and what's broken. Each technician sees only their own visits; quotes for bigger jobs, parts and who still owes you sit in one place.
01Duke at your repairs business
Duke books the next call-out while you're up a ladder.
A dripping tap, a sticking door, a gutter full of leaves: Duke answers each one on WhatsApp with your call-out price, books the visit with a technician and saves the address and what's broken. The small jobs stop slipping between the ones you're already on.
Who decides
- On its own, by your ruleDuke on duty does it for the customer who wrote, once you switch that action on.
- Waits for your approvalIt prepares it and shows a one-line preview. Nothing changes until you approve.
- Just answersReading needs no approval, and it sees only what the person asking may see.
- Ready when you open the appInsights are made from your own numbers when you open the app.
- Checked every morningGoals are measured every morning, with a forecast.
A day with Duke
A Wednesday at a three-person repairs business- Counted the month's visits60 visits booked by 31 Oct: 38 so far, on pace for 57.GoalsChecked every morning
- Booked Karen's dripping tapPlumbing call-out at A$95 for the first hour. Tomorrow 8:30 with Dan.Duke on dutyOn its own, by your rule
- Saved the site before Dan arrives14 Ferris St, side gate unlocked, kitchen mixer tap. On her Sites record.Custom pagesOn its own, by your rule
- Moved a call-out on requestMr Okafor can't be home Thursday. Now Friday 13:00, the time he picked.BookingsOn its own, by your rule
- Told you which parts are lowTap cartridges down to 2, silicone down to 1. Worth reordering before Friday.InventoryJust answers
02The apps repairs businesses use
Call-outs, job sheets, quotes and payments.
Visits for call-outs, a job sheet for each one, quotes for bigger jobs, parts as products with stock, and invoices you can take part payments on.
03In the app
A closer look.
Screens from our live demos, and what each part does for the business.
Job sheets
What was done, at which address.
A ready-made Job sheets page, linked to the site and the customer: visit date, technician, work done, parts used, hours on site and whether the customer signed off. On a board from Booked, On the way and Working to Waiting for parts and Done.
Job sheet · 14 Ferris St
Call-outs
Every job in the diary.
Call-out, small repair, half day and full day as visit types, each with its length and a buffer for travel. Free times are worked out from each technician's hours. The office books for everyone; each technician sees only their own visits, with the customer's address and phone.
Quotes
Bigger jobs, quoted properly.
Labour and parts as lines, prices including tax. Accepted quotes become orders, and fulfilling one takes the parts out of stock.
Ready-made pages
Sites and job sheets, ready-made.
A repairs business starts with Sites and Job sheets, linked to the customer. Add your own, like Van stock checks, Warranty work or Suppliers, by asking Duke in plain words.
04Related
Also for
The same apps, set up in the words of other businesses.
06Start free
Build your wholebusiness, free.
Free to build. Pay when you publish.
Start free
