Built by a landscaper who needed it on Monday.
RoundOps comes from a real landscaping company, not a software startup guessing what crews want.
150 properties, two crews, one owner out of town.
Trent Lincoln owns Terramorph, a design-build landscaping company in Perrysburg, Ohio with about 20 people on the crews. The mowing side runs every week whether or not he's in town — and he often isn't.
That was the problem. The routes lived on paper and in people's heads. Rain days turned into group texts. New hires got lost. And when a customer called to ask whether anyone had come by, nobody could prove it.
So he built the tool his crews needed: one live schedule, a route page for each crew in driving order, a Mark complete button that stamps the time, and photos that stay with the property. Then the route builder, so a week could be planned on a map instead of at the kitchen table.
Terramorph runs its mowing routes on RoundOps every week. Every feature exists because a crew needed it.
Three promises
If a crew can't run it from the truck, it doesn't ship.
Big buttons, plain words, works with no signal. Every screen is tested by people who mow for a living.
One price for the whole company.
$29 a month covers 15 people. We will not charge you per crew member for a tool that only works when everyone has it.
Your records are yours.
No crew tracking, no client details on lock screens, and nothing deleted if you stop paying. Delete your account from inside the app whenever you want.
Talk to the person who built it.
Questions, a stuck import, a feature your crews need — email Trent directly. You'll get an answer from someone who runs routes, not a ticket number.
The Help Center has 99 step-by-step answers for crew members, owners and managers. It's also inside the app under Help.
Get the app
RoundOps is on the App Store for iPhone (iOS 16.4 or later). Managers can also use the web app on a computer.
Privacy and terms
Read the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. To delete your account and its data, use Account → Delete account inside the app.
The company behind it
RoundOps is made and published by Revive Flow LLC, Trent's software company, and used every week by Terramorph LLC in Perrysburg, Ohio.
See it on your own routes.
Two weeks free. Import one crew's list and watch the week land on the map.