Be theone theycall back.
The job management app for self-employed heating engineers. Built from the VAN, not an office.
The job’s done. So why are you still working?
Customer’s asking a question.
You’re thinking about yesterday’s job.
Van door shuts.
And it’s still not finished.
Phone’s going about next week.
You’re still on this week.
Parts to order, certs to send, invoices to chase.
All of it follows you home.
Any one of these is easy. It’s carrying all four at the same time that wears you down.
Most apps are built around features.
I'm building around your flow.
This is what happens whenengineers get a say.
Every one of these started with an engineer telling me what would make their day easier.
One button, and yoursupplier has the list.
Tiny was watching lads come back to the counter three times a day for stock they’d forgotten. Add what you need as you go, then send the lot in one tap.
Swipe through the day,one job at a time.
I wanted a day I could just swipe through. Get in the van, look once, and you know where you’re going.
Invoice the part, it’son the shopping list.
Paul holds stock in the van, so whatever he fits has to be bought again. Now pricing it on the invoice puts it straight on the shopping list.
Send the customer a link,they book themselves in.
Steven was working through unread messages trying to pin people down on a time. Send them a link instead and they put in their own details and the dates that suit.
So what would you ask for?
Every one of these started as a passing comment. If there’s something you’d want it to do, say it and it’ll get looked at properly.
Built for one van. Not a fleet.
Most apps are built for firms with an office and staff. You haven't got either, and neither have I. So this is built for the way you actually work, on your own, from your phone.
Catch the job while you’re standing there.
Customer texts you the job. Screenshot it and it’s in, wherever you happen to be when it lands.
Van’s running, the job’s already up.
Next job, next address, already on the screen. You pull off knowing where you’re going.
Snap the plate. The cert fills itself in.
Data plate and flue gas readings scanned on site. CP12s and CD/11s generated from the job you’re already standing in.
Done at the door, not at the table.
Certificate, invoice and next year’s reminder, all away before you leave the drive.
Engineers are already testing it.
That's why your view matters.
It’s out on a few vans now and it changes every week based on what happens on real jobs. The next hundred people get it on their phones. Not automatically the first hundred who sign up, because I’d rather pick people who’ll actually use it and tell me what’s rough about it.
Still servicing boilers
Eight years servicing boilers, and no plans to stop. I've been running WorkMate Pro on my own jobs for months, building it around the work I actually do, not the work an office imagines.
“If it doesn't hold up on a real driveway, it doesn't go in.”
Most apps are built for firms with an office and staff. You haven't got either, and neither have I. So this is built for the way you actually work, on your own, from your phone. Just your day, your customers, your name.
Nothing flashy. Nothing you have to learn on a Sunday. Built for the way the job actually runs.
FAQ
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You'll get an email from me, not a company.
WorkMate Pro 2026. Made by an engineer, for engineers.