Gloves still on, and the log is already open — filled off the data plate, not off your memory at ten o'clock.
Rhumbit ships with your trade's forms, logs, and compliance records already built — and they fill themselves from the job. Photograph the equipment nameplate and the make, model, and serial write themselves into the record. The right form opens on its own.

Other apps hand you a blank checklist builder and call it flexibility. You spent a weekend in one once — retyping a regulator's form into someone else's template, hoping you got the fields right. Rhumbit ships with the forms already in the box, and they turn themselves on when the job calls for them.
The EPA 608 refrigerant log opens itself on refrigerant jobs and fills off the data plate — not off a clipboard at the end of the day.
See HVAC / refrigerationBackflow test reports that start from the assembly, plus TPR-valve and lead-and-copper records — built, not built-by-you.
See PlumbingThe pesticide record — product, EPA registration number, rate applied, re-entry time — fills at the treatment, not off a legal pad in the truck.
See Pest controlChemistry logs with readings banded against safe ranges the moment you type them.
See Pool serviceJob forms, photo capture, signatures, and service history for every trade we haven't named yet.
See Landscaping & moreEvery form is versioned, snapshotted when the job closes, and attached to the equipment it describes — so the record you show an inspector is the record from that day, not a reconstruction.
Rhumbit runs a real route solver — the same class of engine logistics companies use — not a straight-line guess. It sequences your day for the least windshield time, and it does it from the phone in your hand: no calling the office, no waiting for a desktop, no skipping jobs because they had a time on them. Take an emergency call mid-day and your route re-solves around it. Finish a stop early and Rhumbit proposes the re-order before you've started the engine.
Basements, plant rooms, rural routes, parking garages. Rhumbit keeps working where the signal doesn't: job updates, captured readings, photos, and the invoice all write locally and sync themselves on the way out. Nothing to remember, nothing to retype, nothing lost if the app closes.
Built as an offline-first app with a real sync queue — not a "please reconnect" screen.
Thirty minutes every morning sequencing the day by hand, and you still crisscross the same neighborhood twice.
Filling in the day's logs from memory at the kitchen table, hoping the serial number you wrote on your glove is still legible.
You already built your own job forms once — in a spreadsheet or somebody's checklist builder. That was a weekend.
Type them, or import customers, parts, and jobs from CSV/XLSX in one sitting. Include the address and service type; Rhumbit does the rest.
The solver sequences the day for the least drive time. Emergencies re-solve the route mid-day.
One tap per status — traveling, arrived, done — and your customer gets the text without you typing it.
Every plan includes customer texts; the trial includes 100 to try them.
Build the invoice from the job — the parts, the readings, the photos are already on it. Take the card on site with a QR the customer scans, or cash, or a check, or send it with net terms. Recurring work bills itself; overdue invoices chase themselves.
Every plan includes route optimization, scheduling, invoicing, offline mode, and the built-in trade forms. Pick by crew size.
Start with a 7-day free trial of everything. No credit card.
See full pricing detailsStart the 7-day trial and put a real job through it — photograph one data plate, run one route, send one invoice. If it doesn't carry its weight in the first week, it's not for you, and no card means no cleanup.