Operations Dashboard
View open jobs, customer totals, invoices, revenue, profit, and business notes from a clean starting point.
Windows desktop app for small contractors
Run jobs, customers, schedules, invoices, and documents from one practical workspace.
HandyPro helps handyman and home service businesses keep daily operations organized without juggling spreadsheets, folders, paper notes, and disconnected tools.
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Job-firstCRM, pipeline, costing, and workspaces
Client-readyEstimates, invoices, reports, and PDFs
Desktop-firstBuilt for Windows business workflows
SimpleDesigned for solo and small-team operators
Everything connected
Built around the real workflow of a small home service business.
HandyPro keeps the important parts of your business close together: customers, jobs, schedules, cost tracking, documents, invoices, estimates, field notes, and reports.
Customers & Jobs
Create customers, attach jobs, track pipeline status, and open job-specific workspaces for daily project control.
Scheduling & Gantt
Plan tasks, milestones, workdays, dependencies, and exports with a schedule tool made for project visibility.
Estimates & Invoices
Create polished client documents with company information, cost details, totals, and downloadable PDFs.
Document Center
Keep generated documents, job files, invoices, estimates, and related records organized by customer and job.
Reporting
Track financial trends, job cost details, field reports, and business records in one practical system.
Product preview
See the HandyPro workspace.
These screenshots use your existing repository images so the website matches the actual application look and feel.
Install the latest release
Get HandyPro for Windows.
The downloads page pulls release data directly from your HandyPro release repository, so the installer button can stay current as you publish new versions.
Support
Simple install guidance.
Windows security prompt
If Windows shows a warning for a new installer, select More info, then Run anyway if you trust the source.
Updates
GitHub release builds can be used for direct installers and auto-update workflows. Microsoft Store builds should update through the Store.
Best practice
Keep the Store version and GitHub release version aligned so customers know which build is current.