How it works
From an empty map to a worked street.
Six steps. The first five take about a minute each and the sixth happens on its own. There’s nothing to import, nothing to configure and no onboarding call.
Sign up as yourself
Email and a password, and two short questions about what you sell and where. No company code required and no manager involved. The account is yours before any employer touches it. If you get hired somewhere that uses KnockMode, you join their workspace later with a code.
- Takes under a minute
- No card at any point
- You can join a company workspace later, or never
Create your account
No company code needed. This account is yours.
No card. Nothing expires.
Put doors on the map
Open Turf, tap a house, and a pin drops. Where the public map data has a house number, the address fills in on its own. To take a whole block, draw a lasso around it and every building inside becomes a door in one go.
- Tap a building to drop a single door
- Lasso a street to take the block at once
- Type over anything the map got wrong
18 doors selected
Add them all, or start a route
Save the area before you lose signal
This is the step that separates a good afternoon from a wasted one. Tap “Save this area” while you still have bars and the map for those streets goes onto your phone. Do it in the truck, in the driveway, wherever you last had a connection.
- Takes seconds over a normal connection
- Stored on the device, not streamed
- Do it once per neighbourhood
Saving this area
68%
Keep this open until it finishes. After that the map works with the network off.
Work them in Knock Mode
Knock Mode shows you one door: the nearest one you haven’t worked. Knock it, tap what happened, and it moves you to the next. Call, text or email the contact without leaving the screen; the phone handles it the way it handles any other number.
- Nearest door first, computed on your phone
- Six dispositions, one tap each
- Callbacks and appointments carry a date forward
12 knocked
8 left
1428 Ash Hollow Dr
Callback · 34 m away
What happened?
Check the pipeline
Everything you dispositioned lands in the pipeline, grouped by what it needs next. The doors that owe you a visit, meaning callbacks and appointments with a date on them, surface on the home screen so the ones worth money don’t quietly rot.
- Sorted by what needs doing, not by when you added it
- Overdue callbacks flagged
- Every conversation at that address, in order
1428 Ash Hollow Dr
Callback
Back Thu 6pm
210 Sable Ridge Ln
Appointment
Sat 10:00
77 Weatherby Ct
Callback
Overdue
3391 Milford Way
Sold
Closed today
58 Carraway Dr
Not Home
Try evenings
1902 Pinemont St
Not Interested
Watch the record build
Knock count, contacts, closes, close rate, day streak and tenure, all of it derived from the dispositions you were already tapping. Nothing extra to fill in. It spans every workspace you’ve ever worked in, including ones you’ve left.
- No separate tracking sheet to keep
- Spans every company you’ve worked for
- Yours if you switch employers
Your record
4,182
doors knocked, all time
18.4%
close rate
34%
contact rate
31
day streak
This week
460 doors
Cedar Pest Control
2024 — 2026
2,610
Ridgeline Roofing
Summer 2023
944
What it doesn’t do.
Worth saying plainly so you aren’t surprised on day one.
It doesn’t find you leads
KnockMode doesn’t sell you a list of homeowners. You mark the doors you intend to knock. If you want purchased data on top of the map, that’s a paid-tier idea and it isn’t here yet.
It doesn’t listen to you
No recording, no transcription, no AI reading your pitch. Some of that’s planned for the Core plan much later, and it will be something you turn on.
It doesn’t route you like a delivery driver
Routes are ordered nearest-first on your phone. Turn-by-turn hands the stop to whichever maps app you already use, because a routing service is the one thing here that would meter.