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You have a mower and a few yards. What you do not have is any idea who you quoted last week, who still owes you forty five dollars, or which house said to come back in the spring.
Right now it is all in your head and your texts. That works until it does not, and it usually stops working right when you get busy enough for it to matter.
What you get
Three files. Open the spreadsheet, fill in five things, and you are running.
- A ten tab workbook built for lawn care. Yards, customers, your weekly schedule, what you charged, who paid, and who did not. It tells you who to chase and when.
- Eighteen prompts you can hand to a free AI tool when you are stuck. Working out what to charge, planning a route that does not waste gas, writing a door hanger, deciding what to do all winter.
- Ten messages ready to send. Five to get the job, five to follow up. Including the text for a rained out week and the one for chasing money without being weird about it.
Built for this trade
The dropdowns are already filled in with the work you actually do, so you are picking from a list instead of typing the same thing over and over.
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This is for you if
- You just started or you are about to
- You keep track of everything in your phone and your head
- You have lost track of who owes you money at least once
This is not for you if
- You already run crews and use real scheduling software
- You want an app. This is a spreadsheet. It opens in Google Sheets or Excel and it is yours forever
Nobody teaches you this part. You learn to mow and then you find out that the mowing was the easy half. This is the other half, written down.