Stop rebuilding
the same schedule
every single week.
Most software for field crews treats routing as an afterthought. MowLovin is built the other way round. Recurring services, the jobs they generate, and the routes your crews drive are the foundation, not an add on.
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- 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 properties still need cutting, and now you are redrawing Thursday and Friday by hand on a notepad.
The new customer is 20 minutes out
You said yes before checking who else you service nearby. That one stop just cost you forty minutes of driving.
Your route lives in someone's head
The crew lead knows the order. When they take a week off, nobody else does.
Set it up once. Let the schedule build itself.
Tell MowLovin that 123 Main Street gets mowed every Tuesday for $45. It generates every visit from there, and each one can move on its own without touching the agreement.
Recurring services that actually recur
Weekly, every other week, every three weeks, or monthly. Set a preferred day, or lock a required one when the customer insists on Tuesdays.
Routes with real stop order
Every route stores its sequence explicitly, with arrival estimates and drive time between stops. Pin a stop and it stays put.
Customers and properties kept separate
One customer, many properties, the way it actually works. A landlord with six rentals is one relationship, not six.
Crews with hours and capacity
Each crew has a start time, a working day, and a daily capacity. Overload one and MowLovin tells you before the crew finds out.
Move a job without breaking the plan
Reschedule, skip or reassign a single visit. The recurring agreement behind it never changes, so next week still lands where it should.
Every property on the map
Coordinates on every property, so routing, travel estimates and territory decisions work on real geography.
The agreement and the visit are two different things
It sounds like a technicality. It is the reason rain days are painless here and miserable everywhere else.
In most software a job belongs to a weekday. Move it and you either break the recurrence or end up editing the customer’s whole contract. In MowLovin a visit moves on its own. The standing agreement behind it does not notice.
October 6 moved. The agreement still says every Tuesday, so October 13 lands exactly where it always would have.
Where this is going
Not built yetMowLovin is early, and we would rather tell you that than have you find out during a demo. Everything above works today. Everything below is what we are building next. The data model is already shaped for it.
Automatic route optimization
Today MowLovin stores and sequences your stops. Next it will work out the best order, and the best split of days and crews across the whole week.
Rain day rescheduling
Mark a day rained out and have MowLovin propose how to absorb it across the rest of the week, respecting crew capacity and customers with fixed days.
Route density scoring
Before you quote a new property, see how many customers you already service nearby and what the extra drive time really costs.
Crew app for the field
Start and complete jobs from a phone, with notes and photos. The API behind it is already in place.
Invoicing and payments
Completed work becomes an invoice without typing it all again.
Customer notifications
Automatic reminders the day before service, and a warning when weather moves a visit.
Run a greener business
Set up your properties and recurring services, and see your week build itself. Free while we are in early access.
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