Doneshot

For one-person crews

Proof the job
got done.

Shoot the before. Do the work. Shoot the after. Doneshot turns the photos into a branded PDF you can send before you're back in the van.

Works with no signalNo account for the customerUnder a minute
BeforeAfter

Drag to compare — this is what lands in your customer's messages.

Three taps, one job

You already take the photos.
This is the part after.

No setup, no templates to build, no crew to invite. Start a job, shoot it, send it.

Step 01

Shoot the before

Open the job, tap Before, take your shots. Each one is stamped with the time and, if you want it, where it was taken.

BeforeDuringAfter

Step 02

Do the work

The app stays out of the way. Photos live on the phone — no signal needed, nothing uploading, nothing to wait for.

BeforeDuringAfter

Step 03

Send the report

Doneshot pairs each before with its after, puts your name and logo on top, and hands you a PDF to text or email.

The thing you actually send

A report that looks like it came from you.

  • Your name on top, not ours.
    Logo, phone, licence number, and a colour you pick. The footer is the only place Doneshot appears.
  • Time and place on every photo.
    The quiet part that settles a disagreement six weeks later, without you having to remember anything.
  • A PDF, not a link.
    Your customer opens it in Messages. No app, no login, no account to create.
  • A note where it matters.
    One line under a photo — "rot under the third board" — is often the whole reason for the extra charge.

Deliberately small

Most job-photo software is built for crews.

If you're the estimator, the crew and the office, you don't need seats, roles or a project board. You need to get out of the driveway.

What Doneshot does

  • Before and after photos, paired. Automatically, in the order you shot them — and you can re-pair any of them by hand.
  • A branded PDF. Generated on the phone, in seconds.
  • A customer list. Enough to find last spring's job. Not a CRM.

What it deliberately doesn't

  • Crew seats, roles and permissions
  • Scheduling, invoicing and estimates
  • An onboarding call before you can use it
  • Anything that needs a signal to work

Questions

The short answers.

Do I need a signal on site?
No. Photos and reports are made on the phone. Nothing waits on a connection, so a basement or a rural driveway works the same as anywhere else.
What does the customer actually get?
A PDF with your business name and logo, the job details, before and after photos side by side, and the time each was taken. You send it however you already talk to them — text, email, WhatsApp.
Is this a project management tool?
No, and it won't become one. Doneshot does one thing: it turns job photos into a report. No crews, no scheduling, no invoicing, no onboarding call.
How much does it cost?
Free while it is new. Pricing comes later, and anyone on the early list will hear about it before anything changes.
Which trades is it for?
Anything where the work looks different afterwards — pressure washing, gutters, windows, detailing, landscaping, junk removal, roof and solar cleaning.

Early access

Be one of the first ten.

I'm looking for a handful of one-person operators to use this on real jobs and tell me where it falls over.