About

Software that assumes you're driving

Every scheduling tool we tried was built for a business with an address. Mobile detailers don't have one — they have a territory. The calendar apps double-booked across town. The field service platforms wanted a dispatcher we didn't employ. The "detailing" tools were shop software with the word "mobile" in the marketing.

So DetailRoam starts where the work starts: in the driver's seat. Drive time is a first-class input to every open slot. The day is a route before it's a list. The phone view is the primary view, because that's what's in your hand next to the car.

We kept the rest deliberately simple. One plan with everything in it, priced so a solo operator can say yes and a three-van crew doesn't get punished for growing. Payments run on the Stripe or Square account you already have, because your revenue should never route through your software vendor.

If you spend your days making other people's cars look better than the day they bought them, this is your back office.

Travel-aware by design

Drive time isn't a setting we added — it's the foundation the scheduler is built on.

One plan, every feature

No tiers, no seats, no gates. Every subscriber gets the whole product.

Your payments stay yours

Charges settle in your own Stripe or Square account. We never touch your money.

Principles

What we optimize for

The phone is the office

Every core workflow is designed to be done one-handed, standing in a driveway.

Honest availability

If the drive doesn't fit, the slot doesn't exist. Software shouldn't let you overpromise.

Specifics over settings

Vehicle classes, tint percentages, coating layers — the vocabulary of the trade, built in.

Quiet automation

Texts, invoices, and routes handle themselves. You hear about it only when a decision is yours.

See if it fits your operation.

Fourteen days, every feature, your real schedule. If it doesn't earn its keep, walk away.