One person builds it, and answers your email.
I'm Josh Wald. JJ Softworks is the software arm of J & J Endeavors — a small group of businesses we own and run rather than flip. That shapes what I build: tools for service companies that have to keep working in five years, not a demo built to raise money.
No account manager, no ticket queue. The person who writes the code answers the email, so a change you need on Tuesday is not a roadmap conversation.
Apps crews use standing in a driveway: maps, leads, routes, one-tap logging, wired into the CRM you already pay for.
A desktop app, fourteen published tools and everything else sit open on GitHub. You can read the code before you hire the coder.
J & J Endeavors is the parent company behind JJ Softworks. It is built to run for a long time rather than to be sold. The aim is a handful of businesses that make life easier for the people who use them, and that are still worth running in twenty years.
Two of those businesses are in the trades, which is where the software comes from. We are not guessing at what a crew needs — we run crews.
Shipped so far.
Something new for small service businesses is in the works. It is early, and there is nothing to buy here yet.