u/DJones183

I built ServiceFlow because service calls often end up scattered across texts, spreadsheets, job notes, service reports, signatures, PDFs, and billing handoffs that do not always connect well.

ServiceFlow is a web-based PWA built for small field-service teams. It helps manage service calls, technician reports, customer signatures, PDF report generation, and the handoff needed for billing.

I am looking for a small group of people who actually work in or manage a service business to test it and tell me what is confusing, missing, slow, or just plain unnecessary.

I would especially like feedback on:

• Creating and managing service calls
• Technician service reports from a phone or laptop
• Customer signature capture
• PDF report generation
• The flow from completed work to billing/invoicing
• Anything that feels clunky compared with your current process

What you get:

• One month free on any ServiceFlow package
• No long-term commitment
• A beta tester/founder discount if you decide to continue afterward

Who I am looking for:
Owners, service managers, dispatchers, or technicians from small field-service businesses. Industrial maintenance, controls, electrical, HVAC, mechanical service, and similar teams would be especially useful.

I am not looking for polished reviews. I need honest feedback, bug reports, and real-world opinions from people who deal with service work every day.

Comment or message me with your type of business, team size, and what you currently use for service reports or job tracking. I will send approved testers the signup details and free-month code.

Https://serviceflow.xenocomp.com

I don't really know if this is allowed here, so mods feel free to pull it.

I've missed Whisper for years. Nothing that came after really felt the same. The anonymous thing, seeing posts from people around you, random strangers just saying what was actually on their mind. I kept waiting for someone to bring it back and nobody did, so I started messing around and building my own version of it.

It's called EchoX. It's at echoxapp.com if you want to look. I want to be upfront that it is still very new and very much a work in progress. It's just me building it, so things are unfinished and stuff will probably break. But the basic idea is there. Anonymous, no signup, local and global feeds, groups, and you can DM people.

One thing worth mentioning: there's no app store download needed. You just open echoxapp.com in your phone's browser, and there's an option to add it to your home screen. Once you do that it opens like a normal app, full screen, and you can get notifications. On iPhone you do it through the Share button then "Add to Home Screen," and on Android the browser usually just asks you. Native app store versions are something I'm working on later, but the website version already does everything.

I'm mostly just putting it out there because this is the one group of people who'd actually remember what it was supposed to feel like. Since it's so early, if you run into anything broken or weird, or something just feels off, please let me know. I'd honestly rather hear about it now than later. Not trying to sell anything, there's no catch, I just wanted the thing to exist again.

That's it. Thanks for reading, and thanks in advance to anyone who gives it a shot and tells me what needs fixing.