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Skip the client nickname and address if needed, then reuse the standard home-cleaning template or a local custom template.
In 60–90 seconds before leaving, independent cleaners can turn before-and-after photos, completed scope, excluded work, and client add-ons into one professional, shareable job report.
Skip the client nickname and address if needed, then reuse the standard home-cleaning template or a local custom template.
Use a real Before-photo overlay for After capture, pair photos manually, or keep an unpaired single-photo record.
Keep completed, not completed, not needed today, and client add-on items distinct so the report stays factual.
Address and capture time are hidden by default. Manually blur sensitive areas in exported copies while preserving the source photo.
Use long images for messaging and WeChat Moments, or PDFs for records, with smaller-image and text-summary fallbacks.
Current features require no account, network connection, or payment. Jobs, templates, and photos stay on the device by default.
Especially useful for cleaners who book work through WeChat, WhatsApp, or text and want to explain what was done, what was not included, and how the space looked before and after.
The client receives a regular image or PDF that opens in common messaging and document apps.
Import from Photos or Files, or continue with a scope-only report without blocking the job.
Ask the client before shooting. Review sharing options and add manual blur; photos are not uploaded automatically.
Cleaning Job Report is not designed for that workflow. It stays focused on an independent cleaner's on-site handoff.
No. It is a communication record and does not promise tamper resistance, legal validity, or immunity from disputes.
No. It reads only photos that you actively choose through an import flow.
No. You can delete local jobs and photos, but copies handed to other apps or recipients cannot be recalled remotely.
No. Payment status is a local manual marker only; the app does not process funds or issue invoices.
Review the current product scope, data handling, use boundaries, and troubleshooting guidance.