A custom app for pest control companies

A technician runs fifteen stops in a day, and each one means writing down the product, the amount, where it went and when people can go back in. At night someone types it up for the state records. A commercial account has thirty bait stations, and the map of which ones showed activity is a hand-drawn sheet in a binder.

Customers add their own pressure. They forget to move the dog or clear the cabinets before the tech arrives. A homeowner calls back about ants, and nobody notices it is the third time this year. Rain washes out a perimeter spray, and termite warranty inspections slide past their date.

Trapline plans the day’s route and writes the service report from the tech’s notes and photos. It logs the chemicals used and keeps the records you need for state reporting, along with product limits and re-entry times. Quotes are built from the home’s size and the pest, recurring plans are billed automatically, and follow-ups get scheduled after a first treatment.

Each account has a map of its bait stations and traps, and the app flags stations with repeated activity. It spots accounts with repeat callbacks, catches missed stops, and warns when rain will wash out a treatment or a technician’s license is due. Customers get a text before arrival with prep steps.

It works for one-truck operators, residential companies running quarterly plans, and firms with restaurant, warehouse or apartment accounts that need detailed station records. Techs use it on a phone in the truck, and the office handles quotes, billing and renewals.