Today's work list
Open the app and see exactly which yards need mowed today, in driving order, with the job and the price right there.
Early beta for lawn-care operators
Run the mowing week without the chaos.
Know who needs mowed, who got rained out, and who still owes you — without keeping it all in your head. LawnRoute is a simple app built for solo and small lawn-care crews.
- Free during beta
- Works on your phone
- No card, no contracts
Tuesday7 yards due
Henderson yard
8:30Front gate sticks · $55
Lake house route
MovedRain pushed to Thursday
3 jobs unpaid
Owed$185 waiting to collect
Tomorrow still has room for 2 more yards.
Replaces the whiteboardthe glovebox sticky notesand the “I’ll remember it” system
What it does
The boring stuff that makes lawn care stressful, cleaned up.
Five things that quietly eat your week. LawnRoute keeps each one in one place so it stops living in your head.
Rain reschedules
Rained out? Push a yard or a whole day later in the week without your schedule turning into a mess.
Customer & yard notes
Gate code, where the dog is, skip the back this week, bill the son not the mom — kept with each yard.
Who still owes you
Finished jobs land on an owed list, so cash, Venmo, checks, and the guy who keeps forgetting don't slip through.
Simple weekly planning
Set your normal mow days and how many yards you can really do. The week stays full but not overloaded.
How it works
Three steps. No tech headache.
- 1
Add your yards and mow days
Drop in your customers, what you charge, and which days you normally cut. Takes one sit-down, not a weekend.
- 2
Open it every morning
Your list for the day is already sorted. No flipping through a notebook or trying to remember who's next.
- 3
Mark done, move rain, get paid
Check off yards as you finish, bump anyone rained out, and see who still owes you — all from your phone.
Why it is good
Built around how a small lawn business actually runs.
No bloated office software. Just the handful of things that keep you from losing yards, days, and money.
Built for solo and small lawn crews, not enterprise office teams.
Works around the real mess: rain, missed days, owed money, and notes you forgot to write down.
Simple enough for someone who doesn't want software to become another job.
Starts with the daily workflow first, then grows into quotes, crews, reminders, and smarter scheduling.
Testers wanted
Want to try LawnRoute while it is still early?
Join the waitlist and I’ll use your feedback to shape what gets built next: rain moves, daily route flow, quote follow-ups, owed money, and crew helpers.
Use it free while it’s in beta Tell me what would actually help on the job