About
Built around one idea we weren’t willing to compromise on.
Door-to-door software is bought by companies, so it’s designed for companies. That isn’t a conspiracy, it’s just who signs the cheque. It does mean nobody has built the version where the rep owns their own record. So we did.
Where this came from
Two complaints show up over and over from people who knock for a living. The first is that the map stops working the moment the signal does, which turns a planned afternoon into guesswork. The second is quieter and costs more: you put up numbers for three seasons, you change companies, and the numbers don’t come with you.
The first one is an engineering problem and it’s solved. The map for the streets you saved lives on your phone and doesn’t care about your bars. The second one isn’t an engineering problem at all. It’s a decision about whose account it is, made on the first day of the schema and impossible to retrofit later.
What we decided
The rep signs up, not the company
Your account exists before any employer is involved and survives after they’re gone. Companies get workspaces you can join and leave. Every door you work is permanently stamped with the workspace it happened in, so leaving is a change to your membership and never a migration of anybody’s data.
The free plan is the product
A solo rep gets the entire field app with no card and no expiry. We make money when a company wants the team layer: shared territory, anti-overlap, manager views. That’s expensive to build and useless to someone knocking alone.
We would rather lose a signup than overstate something
The pages on this site say where the address data is thin, which states the map covers, and which plans don’t exist yet. That’s not humility, it’s self-interest: this product is sold to people who have been promised things by software vendors before and can smell it from across a driveway.
Where we actually are
Early. The free plan works and is in use. Field and Core are described on the pricing page because that’s the direction, not because they’re close. There’s no billing in the product at all.
This is a small, self-funded operation without a support desk or a sales team. When you email, it reaches somebody who worked on the thing you’re asking about.
What we won’t do
Sell your data, or anybody’s. Record your conversations without you switching it on. Take a percentage of your commission. Put your own doors behind a paywall after you have already put them on the map.
What we might get wrong
We’re new. Something on this site will be out of date before we notice, and something in the app will break on a phone we have never held. Tell us and we’ll fix it faster than a company with a support tier could.
Built on other people’s work
The map is drawn from OpenStreetMap data, packaged by Protomaps and rendered with MapLibre, all open source, and the reason a free plan with a working offline map is possible at all. If the addresses in your neighbourhood are thin, the fix is editing OpenStreetMap, which helps everyone rather than just us.