How it works

One lead at 9:40. Answered in your name. Sent on your tap.

The lead that comes in at 9:40 is the job somebody else books at 9:41. Here is the two minutes in between.

1
9:40 tonight — A customer fills out the form on your site. Everyone went home at five.
2
9:42 — The reply is written, signed Rivera Plumbing, waiting for you.
3
9:43 — One tap from the couch. Sent. The job never reached 9:41.

Tonight · 9:42 PMWaiting for you

Website lead · 9:40 — Devon W.

Hi Devon, Rivera Plumbing here — thanks for reaching out. What's going on, and what's the address?

Drafted in your voice · sends as email · English or Español

Approve & sendEdit

And the tap is just the beginning

One reply starts the whole loop.

The same job keeps moving on its own — and every step that reaches a customer waits for your tap.

Reply drafted to the new lead→Receipt in the books→Invoice chased when it ages→Review asked while the job is fresh→A new lead comes back in↺

See it on your business

We built you a website from public data.

It's real. Free. Yours to keep, no strings — on a loopsquared address. Give us a business name and town and it builds in about a minute.

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Have a question? Leave a note.

Tell us what keeps falling through the cracks. Your note lands as a lead in our own workspace, and the same reply loop you'd be using drafts the answer.

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One tap. Your name. Your rules.