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Letting 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.

What you give it

Your customers (name, address, cycle, duration). Your workers (name, language, skills, hours cap, trust level). Your rules (lunch breaks, no-work days, preferred workers for certain sites).

What it does

Keep Up plans every day of the 4-week cycle. It respects the hours cap, the skills (carpet vs ceiling), the language matches (a Polish-speaking worker for a Polish-speaking customer), the travel time between stops, and the trust level on sensitive sites.

What you do with the result

You see the proposed schedule side by side with the old one. Tap 'Approve all' or approve day-by-day. Anything that doesn't fit is flagged so you can hire, adjust, or decline.

Tip

The assistant is honest. It'll tell you 'I can't fit the new 18-stop Friday round — you're 40 minutes short'. No overpromising.

Re-run it whenever

New customer? Sick worker? Added a van? Re-run. Keep Up keeps the bits that still work and only changes what it needs to.

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Letting 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.

Ready to run your week on autopilot?

Start free for 14 days. No card needed. $150/mo + $5/user after that.

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