HuckYA vs Relay

HuckYA is the field side of Huck Ya, the scheduling and invoicing system for small service businesses. The office plans the work on the web; the crew runs the day from their phones — and everything they record flows back the moment there's signal. Built offline-first. When the work goes off the grid, the app goes with it: the day's jobs, customers, maps, checklists, and prices are already on the phone. Punch in, finish jobs, add notes and photos — it all syncs when you're back in coverage. WHAT THE CREW CAN DO • See the day: every job with its time, address, and directions • Map the route: today's pins, your position, and current weather at a glance • Clock in and out, with a reminder when you arrive at the shop • Time hourly work with a per-job timer • Add notes and photos the office sees right away • Work through checklists — one-off, daily, weekly, or monthly • Record expenses against the job • Draft quotes and invoices from the price book, right in the driveway WHAT THE OFFICE GETS • One shared record per job — schedule, field history, and billing stay connected • Notes and photos land on the job as the crew adds them • Drafts from the field arrive ready to review and send • QuickBooks-linked invoicing HuckYA is built for crews that work past the edge of coverage — docks, shorelines, back lots, and the middle of nowhere. If your business runs on a truck and a phone, this is the phone half.

Relay helps engineering teams manage on-call coverage and respond to incidents from anywhere. View active incidents, acknowledge or resolve response work, see who is on call, and review upcoming handoffs. Relay sends ordinary and critical responder alerts according to your organization's configuration and your device permissions. Relay is available to invited members of organizations using the Relay incident response platform. An organization administrator provisions access. The app does not sell subscriptions or create new organizations.