Who it's for

If you hit the same stops every week, RoundOps runs your route.

It started in lawn care. The job underneath is the same in every home-service trade: a list of properties, a crew in a truck, a week to get through, and a customer who wants to know you came.

Service types built into the app

Seven trades, plus anything else you call it.

Every property carries its own service type, its own schedule and its own crew. Run one trade or all of them from the same company — the Today page, the map and the reports all filter by service.

A zero-turn mower cutting a striped green lawn in front of a house Lawn care

Mowing routes that survive a rain day

Weekly and every-other-week cuts, two crews on separate pages, and a "move unfinished" button for the Tuesday it pours. This is the trade RoundOps was built in.

Weekly · every 2 weeks · monthly
A plow truck clearing a snow-covered road Snow & ice

Push the same list, storm after storm

Keep your seasonal accounts in driving order and mark each lot done with a time stamp and a photo. When a property manager asks what time you cleared it, the answer is in the report.

Per storm · contracted visits
A technician spraying a treatment along a hedge with a pump sprayer Pest control

Recurring treatments, in the right order

Quarterly and monthly accounts land on the day they're due, with property notes — gate codes, dogs, where the bait stations are — on the stop itself.

Monthly · quarterly · every N weeks
A walk-behind spreader laying down granular fertilizer on a lawn Fertilization

Round 1 through Round 6, without a spreadsheet

Set how often each property gets treated and RoundOps lays the round out across your work days. Notes and photos stay on the property, so the next tech sees what the last one saw.

Treatment rounds · every N weeks
Clear blue water in a swimming pool Pool service

The same pools, the same day each week

A route page per tech in driving order, chemical and equipment notes on the stop, and a photo record of the water when you left.

Weekly · every 2 weeks
A worker cleaning tall interior windows in an office Cleaning

Offices and rentals on a fixed rotation

Assign buildings to crews and days, keep entry instructions on the property, and hand the client a monthly record of every visit.

Weekly · biweekly · monthly
An inspector in a safety vest filling out a property checklist Inspection

Routes of checks, with the paperwork attached

Property visits in driving order, notes and photos saved with the date, time and person, and a CSV you can send straight to whoever ordered the inspection.

Monthly · quarterly · on a schedule
Other service

Anything else that repeats

Gutter cleaning, power washing, dumpster runs, holiday lighting, landscape maintenance, property checks — if it's the same addresses on a schedule, name it yourself and run it.

You name the service
Sized for

One to five crews. Owner still in the truck.

RoundOps is built for the company where the owner knows every property by name and still runs a machine on Fridays — not for a 200-truck operation with a dispatch office.

Solo and growing

One truck, one route, a list you've been keeping in your head or on a clipboard. RoundOps puts it in order and keeps the record for you.

Two to five crews

The size where the week stops fitting on a whiteboard. Each crew gets its own page, and you see every day's load before Monday.

Seasonal swings

Mow in summer, plow in winter, treat in spring. Same company, same clients, different service types and schedules.

Not sure it fits?

If your week is a list of addresses, it fits.

The trade doesn't matter to the app — the pattern does. Same properties, on a schedule, in a truck, with someone who needs to know it got done.

Try it on your own route this week.

Open your company, bring in your list, and see your week laid out on a map. Free for 7 days.

Download on the App Store

7-day free trial · $29/month for the whole company · iPhone (iOS 16.4 or later)

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