Your next $300 isalready in your phone.

Lavel finds the customer worth rebooking today, writes the text, and tells you what it's worth. Send it from your own phone — and watch it land on today's goal.

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$50/mo founding rate · Cancel anytime · Limited founding spots

Tuesday · 6:50 AM

Good morning, Daniel.

This week: 18 jobs · $5.8k booked.

$1.5k$3k$4.5k$6k
$3.6k
collected this week
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$6kgoal

From the founder

I wake up at 4am and detail cars in the sun.

I'm good at it. The work speaks for itself — customers come back when they see their car. And I was still barely getting by.

Not because of my hands. Because of my head. Who to text next lived in my memory. My goal lived nowhere. At the end of a week I honestly couldn't tell you if it had been a good one — I just knew I was tired.

The second job nobody pays you for

After eight hours in the sun, you're supposed to go home and be your own office manager. And that job runs on memory.

  • Memory forgets the customer who said "hit me up next month."

  • Memory doesn't chase the money you're owed.

  • Memory has no scoreboard — so a hard week and a wasted week feel exactly the same.

It's not that you're bad at business. You don't have a customer problem — you have a memory problem.

Three things Lavel hands you every morning

Not a dashboard to dig through. One screen, one move — who to text, what to say, what it's worth.

Who to text

The one customer worth the most today — overdue, high-value, ready to book. Already picked for you.

What to say

A ready-to-send draft in your voice. No blank-message stare. You read it, you hit send.

+$180

What it's worth

The dollar value before you lift a finger — and you watch it land on today's goal.

The text that changed it

One slow morning I scrolled my contacts and stopped on a guy I hadn't booked in three months. Liked the work, tipped well, just… fell out of my head.

I sent one text. Booked that week.

That's when it hit me: my next $300 wasn't a stranger from an ad. It was already in my phone. People who already said yes. Who already trust the work. They didn't leave — nobody reminded either of us.

Your contact list is full of these people.

What a morning with Lavel looks like

Tuesday · 6:50 AM

Morning brief

Tuesday · 6:50 AM

One text

Tuesday · 6:50 AM

Goal hit

$300

6:50 AM

The verdict

One move at the top: who to text, why now, what it’s worth. Not a dashboard to interpret — an answer.

A scoreboard for the work

Set the number you actually need. Mine says 4 hours, $300. Every booking you confirm moves the ring toward it.

“Am I making progress?” stops being a feeling at the end of a long day and becomes a number you watch climb.

Founding rate

$50/mo

$99locked in for founding members

One remembered customer a month pays for it.

And it works on day one: your first morning brief arrives tomorrow, built from your own contacts and jobs.

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Fair questions

Is this another CRM I have to babysit?

No. A CRM waits for you to do the work. Lavel tells you the work: one verdict a morning, ready to send. If you have 90 seconds for coffee, you have time for it.

Does it text my customers for me?

No — and that’s the point. Texts go out from your number, in your voice, when you hit send. Lavel writes the draft and tells you why now. Your customers never talk to a bot.

I don’t have that many customers yet.

It starts with whatever you have — your contacts and your first jobs. The system compounds from booking one, because every job you finish becomes a future reminder.

What happens after the founding period?

The price goes up for new members. Yours doesn’t. Founding members keep the $50 rate and get a direct line to me as the product grows.

The next move is already in your phone.

Download Lavel. Tomorrow morning, it tells you what to do with it.

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$50/mo founding rate · Cancel anytime

Tuesday · 6:50 AM

Morning brief

Tuesday · 6:50 AM

One text

Tuesday · 6:50 AM

Goal hit

$300