How it works
Every job already produces everything the paperwork needs — you say what's happening, you take photos, you drive to the site. Hechito listens to that and writes the records. You never stop working to feed an app.
Say it like you'd say it to a helper
"Estoy con los Pérez, quieren cambiar la tele de arriba del fireplace por la nueva que compraron — les cobro $300 con soporte nuevo." That's a customer, a job, a scope, and a price — filed the moment you finish the sentence. Correct it out loud any time: "son $350" fixes the record, not a sticky note.
Photos know where they belong
Snap the site, the receipt, the finished work. The photo lands under the right job with your words attached — and because your phone knows where you're standing, the job gets its address and map without you typing a thing.
The money side follows
The quote is drafted from what you said. One tap sends it. When the work's done, the invoice goes out with the photos as proof, and the follow-up happens without you carrying it in your head.
No homework comes home
Most software hands you tasks. Your crew carries its own pending list — the quote to follow up, the invoice nobody paid — and closes those loops itself. When it needs something from you, it asks while you're standing there, not in a list for tonight. Your list holds only what truly needs you.
Whose data is it? Yours.
Your data and your customers' data never leave your account. What Hechito learns about YOUR prices, YOUR customers, and YOUR way of working stays yours — it's how your crew gets better at being *your* crew. Nobody else's business is built on your books.