March 2026: Plan my day, decide, order, go
March 2026 turned the diary into a morning routine. Plan my day shows what is overdue and what is booked, lets you decide, puts the day in order, and sends it to your phone.
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Tournées, fréquences et le quotidien d'une entreprise de nettoyage de vitres.
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September 2025: directions to the door, from the job or the customer
Knowing where the next customer is only helps if you can get there. September 2025 put a Directions button on every customer and job, and began ordering a day by distance.
August 2025: getting the address right, with postcodes and map pins
Everything on a round depends on the address. August 2025 added type-ahead address search, UK postcode lookup and a pin on a map for every customer.
August 2024: a diary that fills itself from the round
August 2024 was the diary. Set a frequency once and every future visit appears on the schedule; move a visit by dragging it. Here is how the board came together.
July 2024: customers and jobs working end to end for window cleaning
July 2024 was the month the customer list and the job list started to work together for window cleaning. Here is what that meant, what was missing, and what we learned from using it.
Designing a job that repeats: every four weeks, for years
A window clean happens again and again. May 2024 was about designing a job that repeats: its frequency, its next-due date, and what happens when it is paused or skipped.
The customer record a window cleaner actually needs
April 2024 was about the customer. What does a window cleaner need on a record: the address, the price, the rhythm, how to get in, and what they owe? Here is how we designed it.
What is a round? Designing it in software
In March 2024 the question was simple and not easy: what is a round, in software? A named list of stops, each with a frequency and a next-due date, in an order you can change.
Why window cleaning rounds drift, and what a good one looks like
A round that is not looked after drifts: missed cleans, old prices, a route that no longer makes sense. We wrote down what drifts, and what a well-run round looks like.
Where TradeYoke began: an idea from helping run window cleaning rounds
Around 2019 we were helping manage window cleaning rounds and kept seeing the same problems: rounds on paper, missed cleans, money to chase. This is where TradeYoke began.