Software for work that happens on the move

The engine behind mobile work.

Ondrel builds the software that field teams run on: jobs out to the right person, the work captured on site even with no signal, and a complete record back at base, ready to review and bill.

Illustrative job closeout screen from an app built on the Ondrel engine.
Illustrative screen. Sample data.

Who it's for

Built for people who work away from a desk.

If your work is done at the customer's site, not in an office, the job has to be captured there too.

  • Mobile technicians

    Service and repair visits, closed out before you leave the site.

  • Field crews

    Teams on site together, with one record of what was done.

  • Small mobile teams

    Five to fifty people who need structure without enterprise software.

  • Contractors

    Independent engineers taking jobs from the firms that need extra hands.

The engine

One loop, from job to proof.

The same core runs underneath every product we build.

  1. 1

    Jobs

    Post a job with the site, the task and the time window. The right person sees it and accepts it.

  2. 2

    Offline closeout

    Check-in, notes, parts and time are captured on the phone, with or without signal.

  3. 3

    Photos and proof

    Evidence is attached to the job, and the job can't be submitted until every required item is in.

  4. 4

    Review and billing

    The office reviews the closeout, and the job's labour and parts are laid out ready to invoice.

In the field

Made for basements, plant rooms and rural roads.

Mobile work happens where coverage doesn't. Apps built on the Ondrel engine save everything on the phone and submit the job even in airplane mode. It sends the moment signal comes back.

  • Works offline

    Every field works without signal.

  • iOS and Android

    One app for the phones your people already carry.

  • Check-in on site

    Arrival is recorded against the job.

  • Complete before submit

    Missing items block the submit button.

First live application

Overflow cover for commercial laundry dealers.

Laundry equipment dealers get more breakdown calls than their engineers can cover in a busy week. With Ondrel, the dealer posts the overflow job, an independent engineer takes it and closes it out on site, and the dealer reviews the work before it's invoiced. The dealer keeps the customer. The engineer works for themselves.

  1. Dealer posts

    Site, machine, fault and window.

  2. Engineer closes out

    Offline, with photos, parts and time.

  3. Dealer reviews

    Accepts the closeout, then bills their customer.

Pricing for this application is a percentage of each completed job, not a monthly fee per user.

What we build

A studio that builds engines.

Ondrel is a small developer studio. We build the core once, properly, and then shape it for a specific kind of mobile work: a trade, a type of team, a way of getting jobs done. Laundry overflow is the first. We're open to conversations with other field sectors about what comes next.

Working in a field business with a job loop that's still on paper or WhatsApp? We'd like to hear about it.

Where we are

Where Ondrel is today.

Ondrel is in early access. The full job loop works today: post, accept, close out offline, review. We're looking for a small number of teams to run real jobs with us and shape what comes next.

Working now

  • Job posting and review for the office
  • Engineer app for iOS and Android
  • Offline closeout and airplane-mode submit
  • Per-job money view

FAQ

Common questions.

What is Ondrel?
A developer studio building software engines for mobile and field work. The first product on the engine is overflow cover for commercial laundry dealers.
Is it only for laundry?
No. Laundry is the first live application. The engine is built for any work where jobs are done on site and need a proper record.
Does it work without signal?
Yes. The whole closeout can be completed and submitted offline, and it syncs when the phone reconnects.
Which phones does it run on?
iOS and Android.
Who are the engineers in the laundry application?
Independent commercial laundry engineers who choose the jobs they take. They aren't Ondrel employees. Every engineer is checked by hand before they're invited: ID, trade experience and insurance.
What does it cost?
It depends on the application. For laundry overflow it's a percentage of each completed job with no monthly fee per user. Exact terms go to early-access teams.
How do I get access?
Email [email protected] with your company, what kind of mobile work you do and roughly how many people are in the field.

Run work in the field?

Tell us how your jobs get done today and we'll show you where Ondrel fits.

Request early access

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