Contacts with a source
Every person in your database carries the channel that produced them, from the first ring to the final invoice.
The contractor CRM that knows where your leads came from
Every call, form, and referral is tagged the moment it arrives and carried all the way to a booked job. No more guessing which half of your marketing budget is working.
Free during early access. No card, no trial countdown.
Where this month's work came from
Google LSABusiness ProfileOrganic SearchReferralDirect Call
$52,400 in the pipeline
Traced automatically back to the source that produced it.
Why contractors switch
Find out which ads book jobs
Without exporting spreadsheets and stitching them together at the end of every month.
Run the whole pipeline in one place
Without paying for forty features you will never open, from a platform built for someone else's business.
Get your office on the same page
Without a training weekend, a certified consultant, or an onboarding fee.
What's inside
Everything you need to run the work. Nothing you don't.
Deal pipeline
Drag work from new lead to booked across stages you name yourself. Stage totals update as you go.
Jobs and scheduling
Book the work, assign the tech, see what's on the calendar this week and what's slipped past it.
Activity timeline
Every call, email, note, and estimate on one scrollable history. Pick up a job you haven't touched in a month.
Notes on everything
Gate codes, dog names, the reason they didn't buy last time. Written where the next person will actually find it.
Team assignment
Give every contact, deal, and job an owner, so nothing sits in a shared inbox waiting for somebody else to claim it.
Do you know which channel paid for itself last month?
Attribution that survives the whole job
Most CRMs lose the source the moment a lead becomes a customer. Pydak keeps it attached through every stage, so the revenue number at the end still points back to the ad, the profile, or the referral that started it.
- Filter any view by source
- Compare booked revenue by channel
- See last contact at a glance
How many estimates are sitting out there right now?
A pipeline you can read in three seconds
Five columns with real dollar totals at the top of each. Open it in the morning and you know exactly what's waiting on you before you've finished your coffee.
- Drag and drop between stages
- Running value per stage
- Rename stages to match how you sell
Can anyone on your team pick up a job cold?
The whole story on one screen
Contact details, status, source, and a complete activity history in a single view. No hunting through old email threads or scraps of paper to remember what you quoted them.
- Log a call, note, or task in place
- Tags for what doesn't fit a field
- Jobs and notes alongside the timeline
Who it's for
Built for a specific person, not a market segment.
If one of these is your job most days, Pydak was built for you.
Owner-operator
You run two to ten trucks
You still answer the phone some days. You're spending real money on Google and you can't tell anyone, including yourself, what it's returning.
Office manager
You book the calendar
You take the calls, send the estimates, and chase the follow-ups. You need one screen that tells you who hasn't been called back.
Estimator / lead tech
You quote the work
You need the history before you knock on the door. What they were quoted when you booked the job, what they said no to, and where the gate code is.
Start your morning here
One screen that tells you what needs doing today.
Why this exists
I've spent twenty years running paid search and local marketing for businesses like yours. The pattern never changed: I'd get the phone ringing, and then the leads would either be missed, recorded by hand, or dropped into a CRM that had no idea where they came from. So nobody could prove what was working.
The tools that did track it were built for software companies with sales teams, or they were bloated all-in-one platforms that took a paid consultant to configure. Neither one fit a contractor with a truck and an office manager.
So I built the one I wanted.
— Tim, founder of Pydak
Early access
Pydak is in early access.
It works, but it's early. I'm looking for contractors who'll use it on real jobs and tell me what's missing. It's free while we're here, with no card and no clock running. When pricing does land, you'll be locked in at the launch price for as long as you keep your account.
Find out what's actually booking your jobs
Import your contacts, tag your sources, and watch a month of work sort itself out.
Get early access