The crew app for cleaning teams.
Property-by-property dispatch. Before/after photo proof. Crew chat that doesn't escape into iMessage. Free for up to 3 cleaners.
How cleaning crews use TeamTask
Four jobs the app does every day for crews running real routes.
Per-property task with access notes
Every job carries the address, gate/door code, customer instructions, and any photos from the last visit. No texting the manager for the key code.
Photo proof on every clean
Before/after photos attached at completion. Builds a property history. Settles 'they said they didn't' disputes with a screenshot.
Recurring routes for regular clients
Set weekly, biweekly, or monthly recurrence. The schedule auto-generates. Reschedule a no-show with a drag.
Crew chat per property
Question about the dog? Picture of damage you found? Customer's pet sitter is there? Post it to the property thread — the manager and the next crew see it.
TeamTask vs. generic field-service software
Built for cleaning crews from day one — not a horizontal tool with trades sprinkled in.
| Feature | TeamTask | Generic field-service software |
|---|---|---|
| Built for cleaning workflow | Yes — properties, access codes, photo proof | Generic field service tools |
| Free for small teams | Up to 3 crew, forever | Rare |
| Setup time | Under 10 minutes | Often requires demo + onboarding |
| Mobile-first design | iOS-native, designed for cleaners on the move | Mostly web-first |
| Customer-facing booking | No (intentional) | Often built in |
Switching from another tool?
Where TeamTask fits if you're already paying for something heavier.
Coming from Housecall Pro?
Housecall Pro's strength is customer-facing automation. If your problem is internal coordination, not customer touchpoints, you're paying for the wrong tool. See TeamTask vs Housecall Pro →
Coming from Jobber?
Same story. Jobber bundles features for the office; TeamTask sharpens the crew workflow. See TeamTask vs Jobber →
Cleaning crew app FAQ
The questions crews ask before switching.