Measure is available now
ShadeWright. Measure once. Cut once.
Right now a number gets written on paper, texted to the office, then typed in again. Three chances to get it wrong, and a wrong number is a shade you build twice.
ShadeWright is software for window treatment companies. The measurer taps 36 3/8 into a phone in the house, the office checks the job, and 36 3/8 is what the shop cuts. Nobody writes it down in between.
The eighths keypad
Eastlight 19A
Living room, window 2 of 4
What the shop gets
Inches
Eighths
Six taps and the window is done. Tap the inches, tap the fraction, move on. The grey line is exactly what the shop reads. Nobody retypes it and nobody guesses.
Why it works
Three fewer places to make a mistake.
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Nobody types it twice
The measurer taps it in the room. The shop reads those exact numbers. There is no step in between where a 3/8 turns into a 5/8.
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Nothing gets lost
No notepad left in a van. No photo buried in a group chat. Every job sits in one place and every phone can open it.
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You know when a job is done
No end of day phone call to find out where things stand. A finished job shows up finished, and an unfinished one shows up too.
What is coming
Measure is the first piece.
The rest of your business runs on the same numbers. Five more tools, one at a time.
Measure
Available nowMeasure a whole house on a phone. The office sees every window the moment the measurer is done.
Make
ComingThe shop gets the job with the numbers already in it. No one keys anything off a phone screen.
Stock
ComingKnow what fabric and parts you actually have before you promise a customer a date.
Schedule
ComingEvery measure, build and install on one calendar. Move one date and the rest follows.
Ship
ComingThe right shade, in the right box, at the right house, on the right day.
Install
ComingThe installer shows up already knowing what goes where, and signs off on the spot.
Start with one job. See what the shop gets.
Get startedHow signing in works
You reach your company's account by signing in with Google. ShadeWright uses the name, email address, and profile picture on that Google account, and nothing else from it. What is stored, and how to have it removed, is in the privacy policy.