Short, friendly guides. No jargon.
How do you actually set up your first weekly round? What happens if a cleaner loses their phone? How do online payments work? These are the answers, in a few minutes each.
Your first weekly schedule in Keep Up
Never set up a schedule before? Good — Keep Up is built for that. Here's how to go from a list of customers in your head to a working four-week round in about an hour.
Read guideGiving temporary workers access with a QR code
Stop creating accounts for workers who might only be with you a week. QR onboarding means no email, no password, and one-tap revoke.
Read guideLetting AI fill the gaps in your week
Someone called in sick. Someone quit. A new customer wants in. Keep Up's assistant rebuilds the week so you don't have to.
Read guideSharing schedules with your customers
A polite page per customer, with their own schedule, in their own language, added to their own calendar. No accounts. No passwords.
Read guideTaking payments online (and on the road)
Saved cards, tap-to-pay, tips, receipts — built in. Stripe powers it. You just send invoices and watch the money land.
Read guideExporting to Quickbooks (and other bookkeeping)
Give your bookkeeper a one-click export. Or let a freelance developer wire your Keep Up straight into Quickbooks via our REST API.
Read guideAdding a customer and assigning them to a cycle
Ten seconds to add the customer. Another five to pick which weeks you visit. You'll never touch a spreadsheet again.
Read guideMoving a visit to another day
A customer rings to reschedule. Drag, drop, done. Every phone updates — workers, customers, office.
Read guideLetting Keep Up auto-generate your weekly schedule
You type in customers and cycles once. The AI builds the whole round. Travel-smart, hour-capped, trust-aware.
Read guideHow workers tick off completed work
A thumb. A tap. A checklist. That's the whole worker-side interaction.
Read guideCollecting reviews and short surveys from customers
Gentle, one-tap, in-language reviews after every visit. Surveys for bigger moments. Your review wall fills itself.
Read guideGetting your weekly report on Monday morning
Revenue, completion, hours, reviews. Every Monday. Already written. Already in your inbox.
Read guideLanguages in Keep Up — how each app handles them
Dashboard in 8. Worker app in 8. Customer app in 11 with proper RTL for Arabic, Hebrew and Farsi.
Read guideOnboarding a worker in ten seconds with a QR
No email. No password. No spare phone. Just a QR and a first name.
Read guideRecording access codes, keys and hazards for each site
Every site remembers its codes, lockboxes, pets, hazards and preferred workers. Nobody re-discovers them every week.
Read guideBulk-rescheduling a day when the weather turns
Rain stops play. One tap, Tuesday becomes Wednesday, every customer gets a polite note.
Read guideHandling tips and bonuses for your workers
Customer tips a worker. You choose who gets what share. It's on the worker's next payslip, automatically.
Read guideAssigning a preferred worker to a customer
A loyal customer loves a specific worker. Lock it in. The AI will respect it unless impossible.
Read guideGiving a customer an iCal feed of their schedule
One tap adds their whole cycle to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook — and keeps it live.
Read guidePrinting tomorrow's run sheet (still sometimes useful)
Some teams want paper. Keep Up prints a clean, sorted run sheet per worker in one click.
Read guideHandling a complaint and following up
A 2-star review isn't a crisis — it's the start of a conversation. Keep Up shows you the who, when and how to reach them.
Read guideReady to run your week on autopilot?
Start free for 14 days. No card needed. $150/mo + $5/user after that.