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Your business, off your mind.

Scheduling, invoicing and bookkeeping in one app for the self-employed.

An invoice in Press: 145 euro still to be paid, with what has happened to it so far
Plan the work: five ways to plan the weeks ahead
This month so far: money in, money out and what you're owed
A first look

The jobs after the job, handled.

Planning the weeks, chasing who owes you, keeping the books. The things that keep you up at night, handled.

The planner: your month as it stands above the new schedule it would make
Auto-scheduling

Press plans your weeks. You say yes.

Tell it the days you work and how full a day can get. It lays out your calls and shows you the diary before and after. Nothing moves until you confirm.

A job worth 805 euro a year, with an extra service every third visit
Rounds

Every job keeps its rhythm.

Each job has its own cycle, and extras like gutters ride along every few visits.

An invoice with 145 euro still to be paid
Invoicing

Mark it done. The invoice is made.

Your logo, your numbers, your payment details, ready to send by email or WhatsApp.

The Inbox: a payment spotted from a bank alert, and a receipt read on the phone
Getting paid

Payments, spotted for you.

Press reads your bank's payment alerts and suggests the invoice each one settles.

A customer page showing what they owe now and what they've paid
Customers

Know who owes you.

What each customer owes now, what they've paid, and how quickly they usually pay.

Net this month with a chart of money in and out
Books

The books keep up with the work.

Invoices and payments land in your books as you go. Snap a receipt and Press reads it on the phone. See what you've made this week, month or year.

Every day at a glance

A whole day in one small square.

Every day in the diary is drawn the same way, so you can read a month the way you'd read a clock. No tapping in to find out what's on.

23 10/10 €335
Done
25 16 €575
Today
28 5 €630
Over full
  • The ring round the date fills as the day fills up.
  • The line on the edge is your working day on a 24-hour clock, start to finish.
  • Underneath: calls done out of calls, and what the day is worth.
  • A red ring means the day is over full, before you get there.
  • Today wears a purple edge, with a mark for right now.
  • Days away are dashed amber, so nothing gets planned into them.
The week as a row of day cells: Wednesday 10 of 10 done and 335 euro, today 16 calls and 575 euro, Saturday 8 calls and 485 euro
The week along the top of the Day page
September as a month of day cells: 79 calls on 11 days worth 4,769 euro, rings and working-day lines on worked days, a week away dashed amber, and each week's takings and calls down the side
The month · each week's takings down the side
An Ahead card for Friday the 25th: 8 calls, 3 hours 45, 67 km, leave 08:40, home 13:54, worth 445 euro
Ahead · calls, hours, km, leave and home, and the day's worth
The day, timed

Door to door, down to the minute.

Every day starts and ends at home. Press works out the work, the driving and the distance, when you leave and when you're back, before you've left the house.

WorkTime on the job, call by call
TravelThe drive between each call
DistanceKilometres for the whole day
Home byWhen you leave and when you're back
  • A time bar runs across your working hours with every call on it, and the chance of rain, the wind and the temperature for each hour above and below.
  • Sunrise, sunset and a line for right now, so you can see at a glance if the day will fit.
Routes and auto-routing

Real roads, from your door and back.

See the whole day on the map, drawn along the roads you'll drive, with the time you'll reach each stop and when you'll be in.

  • Auto-route suggests the order of your calls with less driving, and you choose whether to use it.
  • Pin a job to its place in the order and the rest fits around it.
  • Hand the day to your maps app to drive it.
The Day page in dark mode: the week of day cells, 42 calls and 2,165 euro this week, and below it the day's route on a map of County Limerick, drawn along the roads from Newcastle West to Limerick and back, with 112 km left and in at 20:04
A job worth 805 euro a year: windows every 4 weeks at 45 euro, with internal windows every 3rd visit at 15 euro and a gutter clear every 6th visit at 80 euro hanging off it
The job tree

One job, every service it carries.

Set the main clean once, then hang the extras off it. Each extra has its own price and rhythm, and rides along on the visits it's due.

  • Extras on their own rhythm: internal windows every 3rd visit, gutters every 6th, with the next date for each.
  • Planned together: move the main clean, by hand or with Plan the work, and the extras due on that visit move with it.
  • A year at a glance: what the job is worth a year, how often it's done and how far it's drifted.
  • Decided at the door: mark each service done, skipped or left for next time, and the invoice follows.
The right person, every time

The tenant gets the visit. The agent gets the bill.

Add everyone involved in a job and tell Press what each of them gets.

  • Access: the person who lets you in hears the night before, on my way and couldn't get access.
  • Invoice: the bill goes to whoever pays it, a landlord, an agent or an office.
  • Copied in: tick which messages anyone else is copied on. On email it's a real Cc, so the customer sees who else got it.
  • Tenant, landlord, agent, caretaker, office, or your own word for them.
Who to talk to: the customer, Aoife Nolan the tenant who gets the messages, and Shannon Lettings the agent who gets the invoices, with ticks for which messages the agent is copied in on
Messaging and invoicing

Keep customers in the loop without typing a word.

Press writes the messages for you from the job, and sends them the way each customer likes to hear from you.

SMSWhatsAppEmail
Messages that write themselvesNight before, on my way, running late, job done. The name, time, price and next visit are filled in for you.
The invoice goes with itMark the job done and the invoice is made, ready to send with the message by email or WhatsApp.
The whole day at onceLine up a message for every customer on today's list and send them one after another.
A history of what you sentEvery message you send is kept with the customer, so you can see what went out and when. Email replies land in your Inbox too.
The Inbox's messages: an email reply from Millbrook House, an invoice emailed to Mrs Doyle, and a WhatsApp saying On my way, there for 09:15
Your week: Monday to Friday set, Saturday flexible, Sunday off The day: first call 08:40, home by 17:00, latest finish 20:00, keep the route list together. How full is full: 4 to 9 hours a day, 400 to 600 euro a day, 7 to 12 calls a day
Your rules

Set the limits. Press plans inside them.

Tell Press how you like to work once, and every plan it makes keeps to it.

  • Your week: the days you work, the days that can flex, and the days that are off.
  • Your day: when the first call is, when you want to be home, and the latest you'll finish.
  • How full is full: hours, money and calls a day. A day is full when the first of the three is reached.
  • Start and finish at home: every day's drive is worked out from your door and back.
Van & gear

Know what the van really costs.

  • Log trips, fuel and odometer readings as you go, in kilometres or miles.
  • See the year's distance, trips and what every kilometre costs you.
  • Every cost and trip in one timeline, month by month.
  • A reminder before a service, test or insurance runs out, even with the app closed.

The same goes for ladders, pure water systems and anything else with running costs.

The Transit Connect page: Log trip, Add cost, Renewal and Odometer1728 km this year, 9 trips, 6 cent per kmCosts and events by month: rounds logged in km and fuel from Circle KRenewals: NCT due 18 September, 6 days late, and motor tax due in 12 days
Press finds it
In the Inbox under Receipts: Circle K, 68.40 euro, a photo from 10 September read on the phone. Looks like a receipt, with a Check button
Receipts

Snap it now. Sort it later.

No typing at the till and no shoebox of paper. Take a photo of the receipt the way you already would, and get on with your day.

SnapPhotograph the receipt with your normal camera.
FoundPress spots it in your photos and reads the shop, date and total on the phone.
CheckIt waits in your Inbox. One look and it's in the books, photo attached.

Switch on receipt photos and pick the folders Press looks in. Android.

The road to launch

Where Press is now.

Done

Built

Scheduling, invoicing and books in one app.

Now

Tested on a real round

Used on the job every week and sharpened as it goes.

Next

More testers

A small group tries it on their own work, a few at a time.

Then

Open to everyone

The waiting list hears first. Android, then iPhone.

Testers wanted

Help test Press.

Press is being tested on real work before it opens. Apply to try it early and tell us what works and what doesn't. Tell us about your work so we can pick a mix of trades and places.

Your phone

Testing places are limited, so applying doesn't guarantee one. We'll email you if you're picked, and you'll be on the waiting list either way.

We only use your details to tell you about Press. Want off the list? Reply to any email and we'll remove you.