If you run a truck in Tulsa, you already have a CRM. It lives in texts, a paper route, and whatever you remember at 8 p.m. Take Lunch is that list — on the phone — without a national tool that wants a login for every tech and a contract for every extra.
Same idea as Jobber: quote, schedule, get paid. Ours is sized to one shop. Pins in order. Open in Maps. Photos and notes on the job. Quote to invoice before you leave.
It fits junk, lawn, cleaning, HVAC, plumbing, roofing, pest, and the rest of the crews who live on addresses. Broken Arrow, Jenks, Bixby, Owasso, Glenpool — same map, same day.
What you get
- Today’s list and a map — not a dashboard of charts
- Weekly yards that come back on the calendar, so you don’t rebuild Monday
- Hours from the work — payroll is not a second job
- You own it. We can’t turn the route off.
Click Oak & Haul. If it feels like your day, we meet in Tulsa and we build yours.