Built because the alternative wasn't working.
Tidyflow exists because the founder watched a real cleaning business — Angie's Cleaning Services — lose hours every week to spreadsheets, missed calls, and chasing payments. The big-franchise software was overkill; the small-business tools were undercooked. So we built the thing in the middle.
We set it up. You run your business.
Most cleaning-business software ships you a login and a 40-page help center. Tidyflow ships you a working system. The same person who built it gets you live.
- Configure your pricing rules — square footage, frequency, commercial rates
- Set up Stripe — keys, payouts, webhooks
- Wire up email DNS — SPF, DKIM, DMARC at your domain
- Move your customer list from spreadsheets or another tool
- Configure your booking page on your own subdomain
- Train your office or crew on the software
The four things that bleed your time.
Lead leaks while you're cleaning
You can't answer the phone with gloves on. Tidyflow lets prospects self-serve an instant quote — and notifies you when one accepts.
Schedule changes ripple into chaos
One reschedule used to mean three phone calls. Now it's one button — customer, crew, and your office update at the same time.
Payments are a part-time job
No more chasing checks or 'I'll Venmo you tomorrow.' Cards, ACH, Apple Pay — paid the moment the job is done.
You're the only one with the whole picture
Tidyflow gives every crew their schedule, every customer their portal, and you a dashboard that shows how the business is actually doing.
Why Tidyflow exists
Most cleaning-business software is sold by people who've never cleaned a house. Tidyflow is built alongside one. Every feature ships only after a real cleaning business has used it for real jobs — not in a demo, not in a focus group. If it doesn't make a real business run better, it doesn't ship.