Built for your trade

TrackYaTradie is one app, but a sparky's week and a concreter's week do not lose money in the same place. A per-trade page lets us talk about your jobs in your language, and show which parts of the app matter most for the way you work.

Electricians run on volume. Twenty small callouts, each with travel and a handful of materials, and no single job looks bad until you add them up. Plumbers live between emergency callouts and long renovations, with fittings bought in dribs and drabs from three different shops. Carpenters watch decks and framing stages stretch past the quoted days while timber prices move underneath them.

Landscapers spread a crew across several sites and buy from several suppliers, then lose days to rain. Concreters do most of their spending on pour day, when the pump stays longer and one more labourer turns up. Painters are undone by prep: the sanding and patching that never made it into the quote. Builders run jobs for months, and the variations agreed on site are often the whole margin.

The tool underneath is the same on every page: set the job value, log hours and costs as they happen, and see live profit before the job closes. What changes is the example. Each page walks through the pains your trade actually feels, how quoting, invoicing and payment stages fit that kind of work, and the questions that come up most for that trade. Pick yours below. If your trade is not listed yet, the app still works the same way, and the free trial is the fastest way to find out if it fits.