Most service businesses run on four or five apps that don't talk to each other: one for the website, one for customers, one for quotes, one for the schedule and one for invoices. Every one of them asks you to work its way. Alori starts from the other end. You say how your business works, and Alori builds the app around that.
1. You describe your business
Type it the way you'd explain it to a friend:
We clean windows, 6 guys. I need to track customers, quotes and who goes where.
You can also paste your website. Alori reads it to pick up your business name, your colors and what you do, so the app looks like yours from the first screen.
2. Alori asks a couple of simple questions
A vague request gets a short question, not a guess. "Do you quote per house, or per window?" One plain answer settles it, and nothing is built on an assumption you didn't make.
3. Your app is built from proven pieces
Alori assembles your app from modules made for service businesses:
- Customers: contact details, addresses, notes and history in one place.
- Quotes: send a quote and turn it into a job when the customer says yes.
- Schedule: see who is going where, this week and today.
- Jobs: track work from booked to done.
- Invoices: bill the job and see what hasn't been paid.
Each module uses your words. A salon sees clients and appointments. A plumber sees customers and jobs. The app works at the office and on a phone in the truck.
4. You change anything by asking
Need a gate code on every customer? A report of jobs that haven't been invoiced? Tell Alori in a sentence. There are no menus to learn and no settings to hunt for.
Changes are tried on a copy of your app first. Your team keeps using the live app until you choose to publish, and you can go back to an earlier version at any time.
5. English and French from day one
Every screen exists in English and Canadian French. Pick the language for your app, and the built-in labels follow.
Try it on your own business
Free needs no card. Describe your business in one sentence, and see your app before you decide anything.
