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Trade Apprentice Competency & Retention Platform

A tool for small trade shops to onboard, develop, and retain apprentices — structured competency checklists tied to real fieldwork, progress tracking, and a clear path-to-journeyman that gives green hands a reason to stay. Reframes the 'nobody wants to work' complaint into a develop-and-keep-your-people system for shops that can't afford a formal training department.

Residential Lien & Payment Recovery for Trades

A get-paid tool built for small residential trades — tracks the state-specific deadlines for preliminary notices and mechanic's liens, generates the right documents at the right time, and walks the contractor through escalation when a homeowner won't pay. The payment-protection layer that Levelset built for commercial jobs, but for the solo plumber, electrician, and roofer doing residential work.

Callback & Liability Defense Documentation

A documentation tool that protects tradespeople from being blamed for pre-existing problems and unfair callbacks — guided before/after photo and video capture tied to each job, condition notes, customer sign-off, and a timestamped record that proves what you did and what was already wrong. The 'prove it wasn't my fault' layer for service trades.

Roof Insurance Claim Supplement & Settlement Maximizer

A tool that helps roofing contractors (and homeowners) win fair insurance settlements — decode the adjuster's scope, identify missed line items, build properly-documented supplements to recover full replacement cost, fight 'granular loss' and partial-roof denials, and track depreciation recovery.

True-Cost Price Floor & Custom Price Book

A pricing tool that starts from a small contractor's REAL numbers — actual rent, office staff, insurance, vehicles, tools, and non-billable 'windshield' time — to compute their true per-hour and per-job price floor, then generates a custom flat-rate price book built on those numbers (not generic national averages) and warns them in real time whenever they're about to quote below their break-even.