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A cleaning schedule app is a mobile tool that lets you plan, assign, and track cleaning jobs across clients and sites. Instead of paper rosters and group chats, each job becomes a scheduled task with a checklist, an assignee, and a deadline or repeat pattern.
Tasa adds the layer most schedule apps miss: every job is a picture task, so cleaners see exactly what clean looks like at each site, and you get a photo back when it's done.
Yes, several. Most home cleaning services apps fall into two groups: marketplaces where clients book cleaners, and tools for the cleaning businesses themselves. If you run a home cleaning service, you want the second kind.
Tasa is built for the business side: assign jobs with photos, run recurring schedules, and receive photo proof from every clean. Your clients get consistent results, and you get your evenings back from chasing updates.
It depends on your bottleneck. If quoting and invoicing are the problem, Jobber and Housecall Pro are strong. If consistency across sites and crews is the problem, especially with multilingual staff, Tasa is the better fit: picture-based tasks, photo proof, and onboarding in minutes.
Many cleaning companies run Tasa alongside their invoicing tool, using each for what it does best.
Each task in Tasa ends with the cleaner sending a photo: the spotless kitchen, the restocked bathroom, the emptied bins. The photo is time-stamped and attached to the exact task and client site.
You review jobs from your phone without driving to the site, and every clean leaves a visual record that protects you if a client ever questions the work.
Two ways, both built in. Tasks are pictures, not paragraphs, so instructions need no translation. And the chat auto-translates messages in real time between 14 languages.
Cleaning is one of the most multilingual industries there is. Tasa treats that as normal instead of a problem to work around.
Most new cleaners are productive in Tasa within minutes, without a training session. They see a photo of what to do, do it, and send a photo back.
In an industry with constant turnover, that means new hires cover their first site alone on day one, following the same visual standards as your veterans.
Yes. Create a workspace for each client site or team, each with its own checklists, standards, and task history. Cleaners see only their sites, you see all of them.
That structure is what makes a cleaning company app scale: the same standards, verified the same way, at every address on your roster.
Absolutely. Photos from completed cleans can be shared with clients as proof of service. Clients see the finished result without a walkthrough, which builds trust and cuts complaints.
For home cleaning services, this before-and-after evidence is often the difference between a one-off booking and a recurring contract.
Yes. Tasa's repeat patterns handle daily, weekly, biweekly, and custom schedules, including complex patterns like every second Tuesday or the first working day of the month.
Set the schedule once and the tasks generate themselves. Unfinished tasks roll over to the next day automatically.
Tasa is free for solo use. Team plans are $8 per user per month, with two months free on yearly billing. A five-cleaner crew pays less per month than a single client's weekly clean.
There is no minimum team size and no per-booking fee, unlike marketplace-style apps.
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