No call centre, no support queue, no product team deciding what tradies need from a boardroom. Yamate is built and run by one person in Australia — here's why it exists.
I kept hearing the same thing from tradies: quoting, invoicing and chasing payments meant juggling three or four apps that didn't talk to each other, or a shoebox of paper.
Yamate is built for the one- and two-person trade business — quote a job on site, send a proper GST invoice, and let Yamate chase unpaid invoices by text. Flat rate, no per-user pricing, and it works fully offline.
Every feature exists because a real tradie asked for it or hit a real problem without it. If something's broken or missing, you're not filing a ticket into a queue — you're telling the person who can actually fix it.
Every message below reaches me, not a team.