Every trade you run. One app that actually knows each one.
Irrigation, spray, lawn, trees, landscape, nursery. Run one of them or all of them — each built by someone who has done the work, not a developer guessing at it.
Free forever for you and up to 25 properties. No credit card required.
Start with what you do. Add what you grow into.
Most software makes you pick: a general tool that does none of your trades properly, or a specialist tool that only does one. Turn on the divisions you run today and add the rest when you are ready. Each one is tracked, scheduled, and billed separately.
Irrigation
Controllers, programs, and zones with GPM, nozzle type, and head count. Two-wire decoders and a GPS pin on every valve. Conflict detection that knows zones on the same controller run in sequence.
Spray & Bed Spray
Log an application from the truck with no signal. Tank-mix math across four rate bases that shows its work. Applicator licenses tracked per state, with expiry.
Lawn & Detail
Mowing, turf, trimming, and cleanup on recurring routes. Fewer winter visits without changing the monthly price.
Trees
Tree-by-tree inventory with species, DBH, and condition. ISA-standard hazard assessments — including a signed record when the customer declines the work.
Landscape
Install and construction work: hardscape, softscape, drainage, lighting, grading. Bid first, then build.
Nursery
Your own plant stock, sized by the ANSI standard. Track it from liner to installed, including what is loaded on which truck.
Plus sales, mechanic, and office for the work that keeps the trucks running.
Specialist depth in every division
Not a checkbox. Things a general tool does not do at all.
Conflict detection that knows the hardware
Zones on one controller run one after another, so they can never conflict. FlowSync knows that and only flags real overlaps across controllers. Most tools flag every pair and cry wolf.
Tank mix math that shows its work
Per 1,000 sq ft, per acre, per gallon of water, or per tank. It computes total water, tanks needed, and product amounts — and prints the formula so it can be checked against the label.
Records that survive an inspection
Applicator licenses per state with expiry dates. Date-range export for chemical applications. Tree hazard assessments on the ISA scale, with a signature when a recommendation is declined.
Divisions that stay separate
One property, several services, billed separately. Each division carries its own tax treatment, labor costing, crews, and work order numbering.
Built for people who work outside
Every screen is designed for a phone, in the sun, with gloves on, often with no signal.
One schedule for every crew
Drag jobs onto a crew and a time. See the whole week across every division at once, or filter down to just the one you are running today.
Catches scheduling conflicts
Flags jobs that overlap across controllers or crews — and knows the ones that only look like conflicts, so it does not cry wolf.
Works with no signal
Log the job from the truck whether or not you have bars. It saves on the phone and uploads itself when you get back in range.
Your crew, coordinated
Assign work, track hours, and see who is clocked in and where. Add or remove people anytime without the price moving.
Proof from the job site
GPS-tagged photos and notes captured where the work happened, filed against the right property and job. No more scrolling a camera roll to prove you were there.
Every property in one place
One property can take several services at once, each tracked and billed on its own. See open work, history, and who is assigned.
I built this because I was doing paperwork at the kitchen table
I work in the field. I have stood in a valve box in July, and I have spent Sunday nights rebuilding a schedule in a spreadsheet because the notes were in my head, my phone, and a notebook in the truck.
Every app I tried was built for plumbers and HVAC shops with a landscaping label stuck on it. Zones were a text field. There was no tank-mix math. Chemical records had to be typed at a desk days later, from memory, and I was the one signing them.
So FlowSync knows that zones on the same controller run in sequence and never flags them as a conflict. It knows a #4 nursery container does not exist. It computes a tank mix and shows the formula so your applicator can check it against the label. Those are not features somebody specced in a meeting.
No customer logos yet — it is new, and I would rather say so than invent some.
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Every feature is free forever — just you, up to 25 properties, 2 GB storage. No credit card required.
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