The contractor's memory
Never forget a billable hour.
Talk to Trace on the drive home. It turns what you said into time entries, invoices, and a daily log — automatically. Under two minutes a day.
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Sound familiar?
You finish a job and drive to the next. You mean to log it later. Later, you're guessing.
Friday-afternoon reconstruction
You piece the week together from Notes, texts, and memory — and still miss things.
Hours you never billed
The supply run, the extra site visit, the change the client asked for. Gone.
Invoices that go out late
Or not at all. The work's done; the paperwork isn't. Cash sits on the table.
Just say what happened.
Thirty seconds on the drive home. Trace turns it into your timeline.
You, driving home
0:28 · voice note
“Hey Tracey — today I worked six hours at Johnson, installed the kitchen cabinets. Then spent an hour picking up supplies for Smith.”
Labor
Installed kitchen cabinets
Travel / supply run
Picked up supplies
Resolved to your clients & projects. Nothing to type.
How it works
Just talk
At 5pm or on the drive home, tell Trace what you did. No forms, no timers, no dropdowns.
Trace remembers
“Johnson” becomes the client and project. Hours, materials, and change orders land where they belong.
Review & send
Trace drafts the time entries and the invoice. You glance, approve, done. It only asks when it's unsure.
One conversation. All the paperwork.
Everything below comes out of the same 30 seconds of talking.
Time tracking
Every hour logged to the right job the moment you mention it — labor and travel alike.
Invoices
Draft invoices build themselves from your week. Review and send before you're off the site.
Daily logs
A clean record of what happened on each job, without writing a word.
Expenses & change orders
Supply runs and client-requested changes captured as you say them — nothing slips.
Not another time-tracking app.
It's a memory, not a timer.
You never clock in or fill out a timesheet. You tell Trace what happened — it does the rest.
Under two minutes a day.
That's the whole commitment. Speak once; the paperwork takes care of itself.
Nothing is ever lost.
Your words are kept forever, and every invoice line traces straight back to what you actually said.
Questions, answered
What is Trace?
Trace is a voice-first memory app for contractors. You talk — on the drive home or at the end of the day — and Trace turns what you said into time entries, invoices, expenses, and daily logs. It's built so you spend under two minutes a day on admin.
How does Trace track my time?
You don't clock in or fill out a timesheet. You just say what you did, like “six hours at Johnson installing cabinets, then an hour picking up supplies for Smith.” Trace figures out the clients, projects, hours, and descriptions, and logs them for you to review.
Do I have to type anything?
No. Trace is voice-first by design. You speak, Trace drafts the paperwork, and you approve it. It only asks a question when it's genuinely unsure about something.
Can Trace create invoices for me?
Yes. Trace drafts invoices automatically from the hours and expenses you logged by voice. You review the draft and send it — often before you've even left the job site.
Who is Trace for?
Trace is built for contractors and the trades — starting with renovation contractors and the interior designers they work with, and expanding to electricians, plumbers, HVAC, and painters. It's for anyone who loses billable hours to admin they hate.
How is Trace different from other time-tracking apps?
Most apps make you remember to clock in and fill out forms. Trace is a memory, not a timer — you tell it what happened and it does the rest. Your words are kept forever, and every invoice line traces straight back to what you actually said.
How much does Trace cost?
Trace is launching soon. Join the waitlist to get early access and launch pricing when the iPhone app is ready.
Stop reconstructing your week.
Hand the paperwork to Trace. Just talk — we'll handle the rest.
iPhone app coming soon