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Software is getting easy. The physical world is not.
AI is making software cheaper to build every month. That shifts the advantage to ventures that do the part software cannot: work done by people, in places, on things.
One workday. Every source of work.
For professionals in the trades and field services. DayFiller brings jobs from all of their work sources into one working day and helps fill the empty hours with paid work.
The problem
Independent professionals take jobs from platforms, their own website, referrals and phone calls. Each source has its own calendar, so gaps in the day stay empty because nothing shows free time and nearby work in one place.
What the platform does
The work belongs to the source, the time belongs to the professional, and DayFiller connects the two. The professional connects their sources once and sees one day. When a window is free, matching work appears, and one tap — I’m available — is enough to offer that time.
How it works
- 1
Connect
Link the calendars and platforms you already work with.
- 2
See one day
All booked jobs and free windows in a single view.
- 3
Fill the gaps
Matching nearby work appears in your empty hours.
- 4
Book
Accept with one tap; the time is locked across your sources.
Who it is for
Tradespeople and field service professionals, and the platforms and companies that send them work.
Where it is today
In development. The core is being built in milestones, and a first pilot is planned in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Regional partnership
Bring DayFiller to trades and service companies in your market.
Discuss a partnershipA good partner brings
- Relationships with trades, field service companies or contractor associations
- A sense of how local professionals find and schedule work today
- An operations team to run a local pilot
