✦ SoloMaid mockups

The morning run sheet: 3 jobs, the beloved details (gate code, Bruno), one-thumb job buttons, Solo’s overnight status. Every job expands in place — and a new booking request waits at the top: accept in one tap, counter with other times, or decline kindly.

No jobs ≠ blank screen: Solo turns an open day into two concrete growth moves.

The week as a list, or the month as a dot grid (top-right button swaps). Tap any day for its cleans, tap any clean for its job sheet.

Every client text in one place. Solo drafts the replies — Send / Edit / Ignore. Play the Hartley thread: approve the draft, she picks a time, the Schedule moves itself. Complaints arrive flagged, never auto-answered.

July at a glance, who owes what with one-tap nudges, Monday’s report from Solo, and the tax-person file. Play jobs to “Done” on Today first — the money shows up here live.

The guided-required Stripe funnel: what hand-collecting locks (truthfully), what keeps working, and Solo’s 5-minute ask at a real-money moment.

Everyone she cleans for: the standing details her jobs inherit (gate codes, Bruno), cadence, how they pay, every visit. Mrs. Ellery’s win-back moment lives here; the Grants’ owed $115 tracks Money live.

Where new clients come from: her Google reviews (count and star summed from the list), Solo’s review asks with the fix-it-first gate live from the Inbox, warm-moment referral & win-back drafts, and the share kit — the QR really scans.

book.solomaid.com/maria — trust in 5 seconds, prices up front, request-to-book. Tap “Request a cleaning,” send it — then open Today and watch it land.

What the pay link opens: the total, tip chips (100% to Maria), one big Pay button. Pay it — with a tip — then watch it land on Maria’s Money tab with the Solo burst.