What "one app, every trade" means
SideWRK isn't a generic invoicing app with your trade's name pasted on top. Pick a trade and the whole app re-skins to it: a mechanic logs a vehicle and a VIN, a landscaper logs a property and a service plan, a concrete crew prices by the square foot. The vocabulary, the thing you document, and the pricing tool all change to fit the work — across 42 trades.
Run more than one? Multi-Trade unlocks every trade and switches between them in a tap, so the mower-in-spring, plow-in-winter operator runs both from one app — with one customer list that follows them across every trade.
What you can use it for
Run your side hustles from one place
Mower repair and snow plowing, detailing and welding, handyman work and pressure washing — no juggling two apps or a spreadsheet to keep it straight.
Speak each trade's language
Every trade gets the right words and the right thing to log, so your documents read like a specialist made them — not a generic template with the blanks filled in.
Price each trade its real way
Hourly for a mechanic, per square foot for concrete, per load for junk hauling — each trade bills the way it's actually quoted, not one flat rate slapped on everything.
One client list across everything
The customer you detailed a truck for is the same customer you weld a gate for — your list and history follow you across every trade you run.
How Multi-Trade works
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Pick the trade you're working
Choose the trade for the job in front of you, and the app re-skins to it — vocabulary, asset, and pricing tool.
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Work in that trade's language
Log the right thing, use the right pricing model, and send a document that reads like a pro in that trade wrote it.
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Switch in a tap
Different job, different trade? Tap the trade switcher and the app re-skins instantly — no separate app, no separate login.
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Keep one list across all of it
Customers, jobs, and money stay in one place across every trade, so nothing is scattered across apps.
Why one app beats one per trade
A side-work operator rarely does just one thing — the work follows the season and whatever pays this week. Running a separate app for each trade means separate customer lists, separate logins, and a mess at tax time. One app that speaks every trade is how you run all of it without the overhead.
Single Trade is $24 for the one you pick; Multi-Trade is $39 for all 42 and the tap-to-switch. That's the whole idea — one app, every trade, because this is side work and side work rarely stays in one lane.
Every trade — common questions
How many trades does it cover?
Forty-two, from mechanic and appliance repair to concrete, roofing, landscaping, cleaning, and pest control — each with its own vocabulary, records, and pricing.
Do I have to pay per trade?
No. Single Trade ($24/mo) covers one trade of your choice; Multi-Trade ($39/mo) unlocks all 42 plus the tap-to-switch. Pick based on how many you actually run.
Does my customer list carry across trades?
Yes — it's one client list. A customer you served in one trade is right there when you serve them in another, with their full history.
What actually changes between trades?
The vocabulary, the thing you log (a vehicle vs a property vs a pool), and the pricing tool (hourly vs per square foot vs per load). The app re-skins to each trade's real way of working.