This isn't Jobber with the features ripped out. This isn't ServiceM8 on a cheaper plan. SoloOp was designed from scratch by an operator who wanted to spend zero time on admin — whether you're running solo or running a fleet.
No laptop. No spreadsheets. No desktop app you have to sit down and log into after work. Everything runs from your pocket — scheduling, invoicing, payments, client management, reporting. One app.
The interface was designed for dirty hands and bright sun. Big buttons. Clear text. Workflows that take taps, not typing. You're running your business between jobs, not at a desk.
Open the app. Your jobs are there. Tap Optimise Route — they rearrange to cut the backtracking. Grouped by area, respecting your capacity limits. You know exactly where you're going and how long it'll take.
Finish the job. Mark it done. Invoice on the spot — email, SMS, or WhatsApp. Or if they're on AutoPay, just tap charge and move on. Next job.
Open Rain Mode. One tap pushes everything back, distributes jobs across the week, or parks them for later. One more tap: every affected client gets a branded email with their new date. Kettle on.
What you earned. Who hasn't paid. What's on tomorrow. Uninvoiced jobs flagged. One-tap bulk invoice for anything you missed. Then tap "Head Home" — opens your address in Google Maps. Day done.
No CRM you'll never open. No quoting engine for jobs you price on the spot. No dashboard that takes a degree to read. Every screen in SoloOp exists because an operator needed it — not because a product manager thought it looked good in a demo.
What you get:
No subscription. No premium tier. No trial that locks you out. When your client pays by card, a small fee gets added to their invoice — not yours. Cash and bank transfers are completely free. See how we compare to Jobber →
Free. No credit card. Set up in 5 minutes.