Stop rebuilding the same schedule every single week.
Most software was built for plumbers and electricians, then sold to you. MowLovin was built for mowing. Same yards, same days, every week, and a route that makes sense. It handles the rest of your work too: cleanups, fertilizing, snow, anything you do on a schedule.
No card to start. Takes about a minute.
- 1Smith123 Main St8:0035m
- 2Kessler419 Oak St8:4245m
- 3Carroway811 Harrison St9:3530m
- 4Santana942 Main St10:1230m
If you run a mowing route, you know these
Wednesday gets rained out
Twenty yards still need cut, and now you are redoing Thursday and Friday on a notepad.
The new customer is 20 minutes out
You said yes before you checked what else you have out that way. That one yard just cost you forty minutes of windshield time.
Your route lives in someone's head
Your lead guy knows the order. He takes a week off and nobody else has a clue.
Set it up once. It runs every week.
Tell MowLovin that 123 Main gets cut every Tuesday for $45. It puts every visit on the calendar from there. Move one week without messing up the rest.
Set the schedule once
Weekly, every other week, or once a month. Pick a day. If a customer only wants Tuesdays, lock it to Tuesday and it stays there.
Your route, in order
See the whole day, stop by stop, with the time you should pull up to each one. Pin a yard and it will not move.
One customer, many yards
A guy with six rentals is one customer, not six. One phone number, one bill, six yards.
Know when a day is too full
Put in when your crew starts and how long they work. MowLovin tells you when a day is packed too tight, before they are out there finding out.
Rain does not wreck the week
Push a yard to Thursday, skip it, or hand it to another crew. Next week still shows up on Tuesday like always.
Every yard on the map
Every yard sits on a real map and the route follows actual streets, so you can see the day before you drive it.
Works out the order for you
MowLovin puts the day in the shortest sensible order and picks which day each yard belongs on. Adding one customer does not move the other hundred.
Should you take this yard?
Before you quote, see how many yards you already have near it and what the extra drive really costs. Sometimes the answer is charge more.
Bring your customers with you
Point us at the spreadsheet you already have. We work out which column is which and show you what will happen before anything is added.
An app for the truck
Your guys tap a yard when they start and when they finish, right from a phone. Gate codes and the dog are right there on the screen.
Move one week without moving them all
Sounds small. It is the reason a rained out Wednesday takes a minute here instead of an hour.
In most software a yard is stuck to a day. Move it once and you either break the schedule or have to redo the customer from scratch. Here you just move that one week. Everything else stays put.
October 6 moved. It is still every Tuesday, so October 13 is right back where it belongs.
What is coming
Not built yetMowLovin is new, and we would rather say so up front. Everything above works right now. Everything below is what we are working on.
Rain days
Tap the day you got rained out. MowLovin shows you where those yards can go, without stacking one day too deep.
Billing
Work you finished turns into a bill without typing it all over again.
A photo when the yard is done
Your guy snaps a picture when he finishes. Your customer sees it went well without calling to ask.
Tracking your miles
Tap start when you leave and done when you park. We keep the mileage log, and come tax time it is already written.
Customer texts
A heads up the day before you come, and a note when rain pushes them back.
Run a greener business
Put in your yards, set the days, and see your week laid out. Free while we are getting started.
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