Field service mobile app for techs and the people who run them
The Mittro mobile app is where the day happens for your crew. Techs see their jobs, navigate to the site, clock in, capture photos, and collect signatures. Owners and dispatchers see the live map and the schedule from anywhere. And when a tech is in a basement or a dead zone, the app keeps working and syncs when the signal comes back.
Everything a tech needs, nothing they do not
The job list shows the day in order. Tap a job for the customer, the full service history, the notes, and turn-by-turn navigation. On site, techs clock in, capture photos, add notes, and collect the customer's signature - the whole paper clipboard, retired.
Work orders update in real time, so the office knows a job is in progress or complete without a single "you done yet?" call.
Built for management, not just the field
Most FSM mobile apps are tech-only, which means owners are chained to a desktop to see their own business. Mittro's app serves management too: the live GPS map of every truck, the schedule, and the state of the day - from a jobsite, a supply house, or the beach.
For an owner who still runs calls, that matters: you are a tech at 10 AM and a dispatcher at noon, on the same phone.
Dead zones do not stop the day
Rural routes, basements, and metal buildings eat cell signal. The Mittro app caches the day's jobs on the device, and everything a tech does offline - clock in/out, photos, notes, signatures - queues locally and syncs automatically on reconnect. No spinner, no lost photos, no redoing paperwork at the truck.
Field software that assumes perfect coverage was written by people who have never worked a rural lawn route or an electrical job in a half-built structure.
GPS reporting that powers the whole platform
The app reports GPS, which is what makes hardware-free fleet tracking and GPS-verified clock-ins possible - no tracker to install, no extra subscription like competitors require. It also feeds the ETA behind automated on-the-way texts.
One app on iOS and Android, from one codebase, consuming the same platform as the web app - so the field and the office are never out of sync.