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The trade desk in your pocket.
A mobile workspace for sole traders and small trade businesses. Voice or type what happened on site, then turn it into structured work logs, expenses, customer records, invoices, earnings and simple tax estimates.
First-party build note
Reduce the gap between doing a trade job and recording enough structured information to invoice, understand earnings and keep the business organised.
SiteMate is live on the App Store at version 2.1.2 with job records, customer management, expenses, invoices and AI-assisted day logging.
Behind the build
SiteMate is a native SwiftUI product backed by Supabase and PostgreSQL. Sign in with Apple, row-level permissions and user-owned records sit underneath jobs, customers, expenses and invoices. StoreKit handles subscription entitlement, while the AI day-entry service turns a spoken or typed site update into a strict, reviewable draft.
The model cannot write directly into business records. Inputs are treated as untrusted, output must match a bounded contract, job identifiers and numbers are validated, low-confidence matches ask for clarification and a local parser provides a smaller fallback when the model is unavailable. Account identity is also carried through purchase and entitlement synchronisation.
I have owned the product across SwiftUI, backend policies, sync, payments, AI boundaries, automated regression tests, App Store packaging and release troubleshooting. Version 2.1.2 is the current public App Store release.