RouteHouse turns the paper report into a few taps. Your tech sees the day's jobs, gets directions, captures the work with GPS, timer and photos, and emails a finished report — with the office copied — before pulling out of the driveway.
Works offline · Installs on any tablet or phone · Priced by the truck, unlimited users
Competitors win on feature count and lose on daily use. Every screen in RouteHouse survives one question: does the tech do less work because of it? If the answer is no, it doesn't ship. The result is an app your crew will actually use on every job — which is the only way the office ever gets clean data.
The tech picks his name and sees only his stops for the day. Tap a job for one-tap directions to the address, opened in Apple or Google Maps — no more calling the office to ask "where next?"
One tap stamps the arrival with location, timestamp and live weather, and starts an automatic on-site timer. Proof of service, captured without a thought.
Gallons, checklist, tank condition — the exact fields your crew already fills out, prefilled from the price list and property history so there's less to type.
Snap the tank, the lid, the damage. Photos attach to the report and send with it, so the office has every photo — no texting pictures around.
Tap once and the finished report emails out with the service address in the subject line and the office copied automatically. No end-of-day paperwork pile.
Every address is auto-numbered by state with full owner and service history — the foundation for "your tank is due" reminders and repeat-revenue postcards.
The office adds the day's jobs in the admin console — or imports them from a spreadsheet. Each job carries the customer, address, service and assigned tech.
On the tablet, the tech taps a job, gets one-tap directions in Apple or Google Maps, and hits Arrive to log GPS, time and weather.
Timer runs, checklist and gallons get logged, photos get captured — most of it prefilled.
One tap emails the report to the customer with the office CC'd. The owner reviews the whole day from home — no chasing the field.
The admin side is deliberately light — schedule, crew, prices and properties — so the owner can set up a day in minutes and review it from anywhere.
RouteHouse runs on a single engine where each trade is just a form template and a price list. Septic is live today — the rest are on the same rails, so your reports, checklists and pricing always fit the work you actually do.
Gallons, full pumping checklist, GPS tank & lid mapping. Our flagship edition. Learn more →
Readings, system checks and post-install reports on the same field flow.
Depth measurements, disposal logs and route-based recurring service.
Line cleaning, camera inspections and jetting jobs — logged with photos, footage and recurring service history.
Water well and pump service — flow and pressure readings, pump swaps and inspections tied to each property.
Scheduled maintenance, pressure and hour readings, parts and repair records for service & repair routes.
Treatment records, product tracking and recurring visit scheduling.
Tonnage, drop-offs and trip tickets for water, waste and material hauling.
Run several trades from one board. Each job picks its own form — dispatch every service, reporting broken out by trade.
Don't see your trade? If your crew fills out a report at every stop, RouteHouse can likely fit it. Tell us about it →
No per-seat games — add every tech, office admin and helper you want. Lock in founder pricing as an early customer; these rates stay put for you as we grow.
Prices are per truck with unlimited users. Multi-trade dispatch is coming as a premium add-on. Annual billing and multi-truck discounts available — ask us.
We'll walk one of your real routes through RouteHouse — schedule a job, run it on the tablet, and watch the report land in your inbox. Bring your paper form; we'll show you the digital version of it.
We'll reach out within one business day to line up your demo.