Ten different directions for the owner phone app. Each one is clickable — tap around, swipe, try the buttons. Pick what you like from each. Flip through all ten in one place →
Feels like WhatsApp. One list of chats; Remy is a pinned chat you just ask (“what's on today?”) and it answers with cards.
Feels like a brand-new Apple app. Glass bars, big bold type, a gorgeous Today screen with money, leads and your next job on a map.
Feels like a to-do list that empties itself. One feed, most urgent first. Swipe right to act, left to snooze, then celebrate.
Feels like a tool, not an app. Huge buttons, high contrast, one glance: “2 need you”. Hold to answer by voice.
Feels like having an assistant. Remy runs the desk; you swipe yes/no on a short stack of decisions and set how much it can do alone.
Five more: deeper glass, and friendlier, Airtable-like looks.
All-in on the iOS 26 look. Frosted layers float over a bright wallpaper; leads and voicemails slide up as glass sheets.
Leads, jobs and customers as a friendly colourful database. Switch Grid, Kanban, Calendar, Gallery, or ask Remy to filter.
Your work as stages: New lead → Quoted → Booked → Done → Paid. Drag cards along; Remy nudges the stuck ones.
Warm like Duolingo. Remy is a cute little buddy with faces, streaks and confetti. Plain, kind words everywhere.
Your day is the home screen, with drive times between jobs. Remy pencils new leads in as dashed slots — tap to accept.
Concepts with made-up data — not the real app.