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QuoteYard
Estimates, invoices and payment receipts for plumbers, electricians, HVAC, painters, roofers and every trade in between.
- Price
- Free
- Platform
- Android
- Your data
- Stays on your phone
Giovanni Flores · Independent software
Simple tools, made by someone who’s done the work.
I’m a former plumber who got tired of paying for expensive estimate apps, so I built my own. GF Software is where I make practical tools, and keep the basics free.
Work
Two projects, built to be useful.
One helps tradespeople quote the job and get paid. The other reads the market and explains itself.
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Invite only
KT Terminal
A live market workspace with a signal engine that explains itself. Every signal comes with the reason it fired and the news behind it.
- Signals
- With their reasoning
- Changes
- Approved by a person
- Access
- By invitation
A research tool. Signals are automated and often wrong. Not financial advice.
QuoteYard · Coming soon
Estimates and invoices, without the subscription.
Everything a small trade business needs to quote the job, get it signed and get paid. No account, no ads, works offline.
Quote on the spot
Pick the client, tap items from your price book, and send a clean PDF before you leave.
Your price book
Save the work and parts you charge for often. Type an item and its price fills in.
Signed on the phone
Your signature on every document, and your customer signs right on the screen.
Estimate to paid
Turn an estimate into an invoice in one tap. Record payments and send receipts.
Looks professional
43 designs with your logo and colors. Paperwork that looks like a bigger company’s.
Yours, and private
Everything stays on your phone, with optional backup to your own Google Drive.
About
Giovanni Flores
I worked as a plumber before I wrote software. QuoteYard came from my frustration with expensive estimate apps that charge working people for tools they need every day, so I built my own: simple, practical, and free.
Today I’m studying to become a firefighter while caring for my mother, who had a stroke in 2024 and lives with aphasia. It isn’t always easy, but I’m committed to my education, to building useful tools, and to my family. KT Terminal is where I explore the markets with software that has to show its reasoning.