More quotes, more revenue, more reviews.

~40 sec

From speaking to a sent invoice

Dictated on site, confirmed, sent.

2 taps

To ask a paid customer for a review

Straight to your Google listing.

Reminders you have to set yourself

Getting paid is what creates the next one.

What it does

Built for a phone held in one hand.

You are standing at a van, or in someone's bathroom, holding a phone and a wrench. Everything here is designed for that, not for a desk you get to at nine at night.

Speak it

Talk. It writes the invoice.

“Invoice Sarah two-eighty for a bathroom clean.” You get a filled-in draft with the customer matched, the lines priced and GST worked out. Nothing is created until you read it back and tap — a misheard amount has to be cheap to fix.

“Invoice Sarah two hundred and eighty for a bathroom clean.”

becomes a draft you confirm

Sarah Chenmatched

Bathroom clean × 1$254.55

GST$25.45

Total$280.00

Quote it

Quotes from the conversation.

Record the walk-around and get a structured quote with the questions for your trade already asked. Track it from sent, to accepted, to paid.

Bathroom regrout — Webb$1,850Accepted
Roof inspection — Nguyen$420Quote sent
Kitchen tap — Halloran$260Paid
Deck reseal — Costa$3,100In progress

Send it

A link, or a proper PDF.

Your customer opens a clean page on any phone — nothing to install. Or share a laid-out PDF with your ABN and GST on it, the way the ones who claim it back need.

Get paid

You always know who owes you.

Unpaid, overdue and paid, totalled at the top — never guessed from the rows below. Marking one paid sends the receipt and opens the next move.

Grow

Money on the table, named.

A dollar figure for the repeat work sitting there unasked, and a card for each one — who, why now, and what it is worth.

The idea

A finished job should book the next one.

Most tools stop the moment you get paid. That is exactly the moment worth the most — the customer is happy, the work is fresh, and nobody follows it up. Mr More treats getting paid as the start of something, not the end.

It knows when to ask.: A review request goes to every eligible customer, with no incentive and no filtering by who seems happy. Nobody is asked twice in six months, and once someone opens the link they are never asked again.
It knows who is due.: Six months since the last gutter clean is a job waiting to be booked. You get the name, the reason, and what it was worth last time.
It is measured in revenue.: Not invoices sent. The app shows what the loop has actually earned you, next to what it thinks is still out there.

Straight answers

What it isn't.

Being clear about the edges is worth more than a longer feature list. If you need these, you need a different tool — and we would rather you knew now.

Not accounting software.

No BAS, no bank reconciliation, no double-entry. It bills the job and keeps the customer coming back. Your accountant keeps their job.

Not a CRM to feed.

No pipeline stages to drag, no fields to keep current. The record builds itself out of work you were doing anyway.

Not a review-gate.

Every eligible customer gets the same ask. No incentives, and no quietly skipping the ones who might not say something nice — that is against Google’s policy, and it is dishonest.

Your links stay private.

Invoices and receipts open from a random, unguessable address. No sequential numbers anyone can walk, and nothing is indexed by search engines.

Voice never acts alone.

Dictation only ever fills in a form. Nothing is sent, created or charged until you have read it and tapped.

Built for the ATO.

Australian GST, inclusive or exclusive, with your ABN on the document — because the customers who claim it back are the ones who spend the most.