Jobs
Keep every job together
Every quote, estimate, expense and invoice is a step of a job, and all of it sits under that job — so you can see what a job cost, what you billed and what is still owed.
Keel for solo service businesses
For the cleaner, the detailer, the lawn-care route and the repair business run by one person: every customer, every job, its invoice, receipts and miles — on your iPhone.
The jobs around the job — the ones that do not get done on site.
Everything below is in the version on the App Store today.
Jobs
Every quote, estimate, expense and invoice is a step of a job, and all of it sits under that job — so you can see what a job cost, what you billed and what is still owed.
Customers
A small CRM built in: each customer’s jobs, invoices and payment history in one place. When someone is late, Keel drafts the reminder — you approve it before anything is sent.
Invoices
Clean PDF invoices with taxes, discounts and payment terms, sent by email, Messages or WhatsApp. Add a payment QR code; line items you have used before are suggested, priced from your own history.
Receipts
Photograph a receipt while it is still in your hand and file it against the customer or the job. The photo stays on your iPhone.
Mileage
Record business trips as you go, and keep the mileage log with the rest of your records. No always-on GPS tracking.
Who owes you
Today opens with what needs your call: overdue invoices, accepted quotes, finished work waiting to be billed. The Outstanding widget shows who has owed you the longest.
Keel is built for an owner-operator. It is not a booking system or a team scheduling tool.
From the Business Library — practical answers for the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
Registration, licences, insurance and the first-week list — the rules that apply where you work.
Building a number from your own costs, and putting it in front of the customer.
What goes on the invoice, deposits, payment terms, and what to do when it is late.
What you can deduct, what to keep, and how to keep it so it survives an audit.
The rate, the log and what counts as business driving.
What you owe, when it is due, sales tax on your work, and the return itself.
Every trade prices on its own unit. Each room has the guides for yours — price it, quote it, bill it, get paid — in the order the job happens.
Three questions and you get a starter kit: the guides to read first, a free tool, and the parts of Keel that fit.
Keel is free to use, with no invoice limit. Keel Lifetime, a one-time $249.99, adds your branding and signature, premium templates and accountant-ready exports. No subscription.
Search every guide in the Business Library — invoicing, expenses, mileage, tax and the rules where you work.