Wingman · the game-changer for the trades
A Bluetooth earpiece reads the job into the tech's ear and captures their spoken answers — both hands on the work, eyes on the equipment. And it all rides on rich messaging underneath, so the thread is the receipt.
Hands-free by design
Wake it with a word, answer the step it reads to you, and send with “over.” Tune the voice faster or slower. Ask “what's owed?” to hear the debts you still have to clear. Your phone never leaves your pocket.
It rides any Bluetooth earpiece, in any language, and everything it captures is the same validated answer a typed reply would be.
The Wingman app — voice in, structured answers out
PKZIP for workflows
The tech says “just a large cheese pizza with extra onions and a large coke for pickup” — and Wingman fills a dozen steps at once, each through the exact validation a typed answer gets. What it's owed but hasn't got — a photo of the blower motor — it tracks as a debt, and the run can't finish until it's captured. Signatures always pop a real screen. A smart typist, never a second runner.
“Filled 12” — from one sentence, in a real thread
The quiet genius
Underneath every spoken answer it's still the same rich-messaging run — the same validation, the same audit trail, the same proof-of-service PDF. Speak it or type it; the record is identical. One brain, many mouths.
The mission
Because the entire run can be heard and answered aloud, blind and low-vision workers run the very same workflows entirely by voice — the to-do list, the steps, the photos, the finish. No separate app, no lesser version. The same job, the same proof, done independently.
We think this can open the trades — and a lot of other work — to people the industry has left out. That matters to us.
Even without a key
Deterministic extraction fills the structured answers with zero AI subscription. Bring your own AI to make it sharper — but the earpiece works out of the box. And next up: smart glasses, with the run in your field of view.
Start free
Publish a workflow, hand out an earpiece, and watch the paperwork finish itself in their ear.