I didn't set out to build software. I set out to stop drowning in office sh*t.
I ran service calls. I dispatched crews. I managed subs. I sat at the kitchen table at 11pm trying to remember which customer got which quote, which sub showed up, which invoice never went out. Every tool I bought was built by someone who'd never crimped a wire or sweated a joint — and it showed.
The receptionists were too expensive. The dispatch software was a spreadsheet with extra steps. The sub-tracker let my best subs walk off with my customers. And nothing — nothing — sent the invoice while I was still standing in the customer's kitchen.
So I built the thing I needed. Then I built it for everyone like me.
LetMeWork is what happens when a tradesman gets sick enough of the office to write the software himself. The site gets you found. The dashboard gets you paid. The AI picks up when you can't. The subs see the address only after the job is locked in. The QC call goes out at 24 hours, every time, without you remembering.
Every feature in here exists because I needed it in the field — not because a product manager imagined it in a meeting.
Let me work. No paperwork. Done.