Booking software for people whose workshop has wheels.
We build software for solo mobile service operators — mechanics, notaries, technicians, and every other business that drives to the customer. Our first product answers the two questions those operators juggle all day: who is this lead, and where does this job fit in my week?
What we're building
A booking assistant with two connected halves: a conversational AI front door that answers new customers by text, asks the right qualifying questions for the operator's trade, and captures the job — and a drive-time-aware scheduler that offers each customer appointment windows on days the operator will already be nearby, so less of the workday is spent behind the windshield.
How it works
The assistant replies instantly, asks what the trade actually needs to know — the right questions for a bike tune are not the right questions for a notary signing — and quotes the operator's real posted prices.
Appointment windows are proposed by where the operator's week already takes them, computed from real drive times — not just the next empty slot.
Every booking is a proposal until the operator confirms it with one reply. Nothing on the calendar moves without consent.
Contact
Theoretically Sound is based in the Seattle area.
Reach us at hello@theoreticallysound.com.