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Printing tomorrow's run sheet (still sometimes useful)

Some teams want paper. Keep Up prints a clean, sorted run sheet per worker in one click.

Open the schedule. Tap Print tomorrow

A clean A4 page per worker, jobs in order, with addresses, notes and the checklist. Fits in a clipboard or a van glovebox.

What the printed sheet includes

Worker name and the date. Map-ordered jobs. Addresses with unit numbers and access notes. Customer first name. Any hazards or keys. Expected start and end times. A line to sign off.

Keep it available, don't insist

We love the worker app. We think paper isn't necessary. But some teams, some trades, some weeks — paper is right. Keep Up prints when it's right, and stops when it isn't.

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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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