2 tools
Each one removes something you do every week. The label says
whether it exists yet.
Every route, every fare and every departure time, on a phone that keeps working on the road. At the counter you photograph the bike out and back.
Being asked the price of El Nido to Puerto Princesa thirty times a day. And the argument about the scratch, which you lose because you have no photo.
Two screens: Routes & fares · Handover & damage
- Your routes, your fares and your departure times
- WhatsApp opens with the route, date, seats and pickup already asked for
- Works with no signal, which is most of that road
- Before and after photos, each stamped with the minute it was taken
- Your terms, ticked off together at the counter
- A written record you can send them, so both of you hold the same proof
The handover record is a clear record both sides agreed to. It is not a legal contract drafted by a lawyer, and I will not pretend otherwise.
In the ₱15,000 3-tool pack — or ₱8,000 on its own.
A guest scans the sticker on your counter and fills the rental form in on their own phone. You tap the bike you handed them, and the board shows what is out and when it is due.
A drawer of paper forms. And no way to answer “which bikes are out right now” except walking outside and counting.
- Your bikes, your day and week rates, with photographs
- The form they fill in today, on their phone instead of your clipboard
- Your rules, one tick each — it will not send until every one is ticked
- Your own rates, bikes, photos and rules, changed from your phone
- They sign with their name, stamped with the minute, on your clock
- A board of every bike: out, due soon, overdue, or in
- A day is 24 hours from when it leaves, and the board counts them
- One tap to message whoever is late, with the bike and the time in it
- The price is yours — it asks what you agreed, it never works it out
You edit this one yourself, on your own phone. Saving makes one file you send me on WhatsApp; guests see the change when I publish it, the same day, at no charge.
The board is on your phone and you tap the bike when you hand it over. The guest's form does not fill it in by itself yet — that needs your own Google sheet, it is free, and it is the next thing being built. There is no takings screen on this one yet either. The signed record is a clear record both sides agreed to, and it is not a contract drafted by a lawyer.
In the ₱15,000 3-tool pack — or ₱8,000 on its own.