A sparky's day, with the admin taken out

Consumer unit change done by three, EICR at a rental after that. On the drive home you send a voice note: "Both done. Invoice the Patels for the board, £680, and the EICR for Mr Ahmed's flat at £150." Two numbered, branded invoices appear in the chat, ready to forward. If either hasn't been paid in a fortnight, a polite reminder is drafted for you to approve. You didn't sit down at the laptop once.

Quotes that price themselves

Give it your rates once: a day rate, per point, per circuit, a call-out fee. Tell it "quote for six downlights in a kitchen and a new cooker circuit" and a proper quote comes back with your margin shown. Snap a photo of the existing board and it'll ask the one thing it can't see, then price it.

The dates you can't afford to miss

Scheme renewal, 18th Edition update, MFT calibration, van MOT, public liability, the five-year EICR you promised a landlord. Tell it once and it raises them in your morning catch-up when they're due, not when the letter lands.

Landlords, letting agents and repeat work

Every property you mention gets a card. "What did we do at 22 Front Street?" gets an answer. A letting agent with thirty properties stops being thirty scraps of paper, and their next EICRs are already in the diary.

Facebook without the faff

A photo of the tidy board and "another one done" is enough. It writes the post in your voice, you tap Send, it's on your page. One a day keeps the enquiries coming while you're on the tools.

What it costs

From £149 a month, with a 14-day free trial and no card up front. Set up in ten minutes from your phone; we do the connecting the same day. Based in Washington, working with electricians across Sunderland, Newcastle, Gateshead, Durham and the North East.

Start your free trial or ring Karn on 07440 121487.