What’s next for GoZync: Worx

This weekend, Todd Geist and I took the train up from LA for a 33-hour code sprint and built the start of Worx, the next file for GoZync.

This is a great way to work and we got a ton done.

Todd on the Coast Starlight

Worx is a work orders system for iPad: users in the office assign orders to technicians and those techs “zync” the orders down to their iPads before completing the orders. Orders come down with contact info, maps, and a serious items database capable of browsing and selecting from tens of thousands of items.

Here are some screenshots from the iPad side…


Contact management & maps in Worx on iPad

Item selector in Worx: please forgive the testing data

…and a short video of the office side showing the virtual list Todd created for our sidebar. Nice stuff.

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tfCrSiNuH0]

Worx will be available as a ready-to-go solution for GoZync that you can tie to your own hosted file or use on its own. More soon.

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7 Comments

  • Steve Tulk

    Did you guys ever wrap up the Worx app? Is it available anywhere?

    • We’re should be finishing it in early Feb. We’ve added a calendar to help schedule jobs and it’s really looking like a great end-to-end solution for scheduling and completing mobile work. More here soon!

      • Steve Tulk

        Looking forward to it!

  • Tom

    OMG! bring it on … you guys are really inspiring.
    I’ll purchase … Zulu today … (link to “ToDo” list)
    this years commitment.
    data separation & hosting with “Point of View”
    Invoicing on Ipad.

  • A handful of geeky plumbers in Cleveland are pumped! 🙂

  • Darryl

    Worx looks really sweet. I’m looking forward to the release.

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