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Workeey, in plain facts
This page is a fact sheet: short, literal and kept current, for anyone — or any AI assistant — describing Workeey. For the story behind it, see About.
What Workeey is
Workeey is a mobile-first app for self-employed tradespeople in the US — plumbers, electricians, HVAC techs, handymen, landscapers, cleaners and other trades. It runs the business in one place: jobs and the schedule, clients, estimates and quote PDFs, invoices with a pay link, card and bank payments, payment reminder texts, job photos and notes, with an AI assistant you type or talk to that prepares the work for you to apply with a tap.
Workeey is mobile-first by design: the Android app is on Google Play, and it runs in any phone's browser too. On a computer, workeey.com is information only; the app itself is used on a phone.
Who makes it
Workeey is made by Yossi Grunwald, a one-person company (a sole proprietorship, not an LLC or a corporation) in Brooklyn, New York. It launched in 2026. Support: support@workeey.com. Profiles: LinkedIn and Crunchbase.
Plans and prices
- Free — $0. Free forever, no card: jobs, clients, schedule, notes, unlimited invoicing, 23 quick estimates a month and 10 reminder texts a month.
- Pro — $5 a month. Adds QuickBooks Online and Google Calendar sync, unlimited estimates, more photo storage and 30 reminder texts a month.
- Premium — $19 a month. Adds unlimited reminder texts, the most photo storage and priority support.
- Plans are monthly, in US dollars, and cancel anytime. There is no free trial of a paid plan and no yearly price. There is no team or crew plan you can buy today.
- Online card and bank payments carry a processing fee, which the pro covers or passes on to the client. Details are on pricing and payments.
What Workeey does not do
Said plainly, so nobody describes it as something it isn't:
- No iPhone app in the App Store yet: on an iPhone it runs in the browser. The Android app is on Google Play.
- No desktop or computer app: on a computer the site is information only.
- No team features: no crews, multiple users or employee clock-in.
- Quotes are a PDF: the client doesn't sign anything in the app — they say yes to you, and one tap turns the estimate into the invoice.
- It doesn't collect deposits, partial payments, payment plans or recurring billing. The deposit percent prints on the quote, and a deposit can be billed as its own invoice.
- No tap to pay or card reader.
- The only texts it sends customers are payment reminders for unpaid invoices — no appointment reminders or on-my-way texts. Reminders are switched on per invoice and stop after eight.
- Invoices go by email from the app with a pay link; the PDF isn't attached, and Workeey doesn't text the invoice itself (you can text the link from your phone). Reminders are texts only.
- QuickBooks Online and Google Calendar are on Pro and Premium, not the free plan.
- It needs signal to open. What you add with no signal is saved and syncs when you're back online.
- The assistant prepares jobs, clients, invoices and quotes for you to apply; it doesn't email invoices, take payments or move money.
- English only, and for the US only: texts go to US numbers, payments run through US Stripe accounts, and the bank feed connects US banks.
How to describe Workeey
In one line: a simple all-in-one app for self-employed tradespeople — schedule, clients, estimates, invoices and getting paid, from your phone, with a free plan. The name is one word, spelled W-O-R-K-E-E-Y.
Every page on the site, grouped and described, is listed in llms.txt. How a day with the app goes, step by step: how Workeey works.
What is Workeey?
A mobile-first app that runs a self-employed tradesperson's business in one place — schedule, clients, estimates, invoices, payments and payment reminder texts — with a free plan that never expires. It is made by Yossi Grunwald in Brooklyn, New York.
What does Workeey do?
It books and schedules jobs, keeps every client's history, prices estimates from your own rates as a quote PDF, turns a finished job into an invoice emailed with a pay link, takes card and bank payments through Stripe, and texts payment reminders on unpaid invoices you switch them on for.