Know who’s due before they call someone else.

How it works

1. Add your customers.Paste in your spreadsheet or type them in. Each customer gets a service and how often it repeats.
2. See who’s due.One list, overdue first. A notification each morning tells you how many are waiting.
3. Send the text.One tap opens your own messages with the reminder written. You press send, then mark it booked or not now.

What a few renewals are worth

Built to save you typing and remembering

• Set up in minutes, not evenings.Pick your trade and the usual schedules are filled in. Bring customers in from a spreadsheet, a photo of your notebook page, or your phone contacts.
• A morning heads-up with the money on it.“5 customers due this week, worth about $1,240.” On your lock screen, so you know without opening anything.
• Customers due near each other.See who’s due on the same side of town and fill one afternoon’s route.
• Reminders before the weather turns.Furnace checks before the first cold snap, AC before the first hot week, pool openings in spring.
• Win back customers you’ve lost track of.Anyone you haven’t served in a year, sorted by what they used to spend.
• Work the list with your thumb.Swipe through who’s due. Texts are written for each customer, in English or Spanish, and a quick “Did they book?” keeps the list honest.

What it doesn’t do

• It doesn’t send texts for you. They go from your phone, to your customers, under your name.
• Your customers don’t need an account or an app.
• It doesn’t take payments from your customers.
• It isn’t a scheduler or invoicing system. It works next to whatever you use now.

Free spreadsheet while you wait

Not ready for an app? Type in your customers, how often they repeat and when you last went out. The sheet flags who’s overdue and writes the reminder text for you. Works in Excel or Google Sheets.

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