Hi Product Hunt 👋

I built TwoBucket for mobile detailers: people who wash, detail and coat cars in their customers' driveways, on their own or with a small team. If you're starting a detailing business, your booking page is ready in a minute or two, with common services and add-ons already set up. You run everything else from your phone, without learning a big field-service tool.

The name comes from the two-bucket wash: soap in one bucket, clean rinse water in the other, so the dirt never goes back on the paint.

How a job runs in TwoBucket

The request. Customers open your booking page (bookr.page/your-business) or the form on your own website, pick services and add-ons, mark the car's condition (pet hair, stains, odor, sand and more), add photos and choose a preferred day. You see the car before you price it. Customers don't need an app or an account.
The price. Send an estimate (a price range is fine), a quote they approve online, then the invoice. Prices on your page can be fixed, "from", a range or hidden, and each service can have its own price for sedans, SUVs, pickups and other vehicle types.
Getting paid. Connect your own Stripe or Square account and every invoice gets a Pay button: card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, in the countries Stripe or Square serve. You can let customers add a tip. Ask for a deposit when customers book, approve a quote or get their visit confirmed. The money goes to your account, and TwoBucket takes no fee. Invoices can also list Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, bank transfer, Pix or UPI, with QR codes for SEPA, UPI and Pix.
The day. Schedule the visit and the customer gets a reminder the day before, where they can confirm or ask to change. Visits sync to Google Calendar or iCloud, and Outlook can subscribe with a private link. Block out your days off, text "On my way", run the job timer, and add up to 50 before and 50 after photos.
The next job. Put your best photos in your page's gallery, ask for a review, and let rebooking emails go out 1, 2, 3 or 6 months after a visit. Make 24 kinds of marketing, from business cards and loyalty cards to yard signs and before-and-after posts, each with your QR code, and see the visits they bring in.
Your look. Pick one of seven designs for your booking page, website form, quotes and invoices.
Your numbers. Earnings by week, month or year, per hour on the job, tips and what's still owed.

Run it by asking. Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok or Muse to your account and type "make Maria a quote for an exterior detail, $140" or "what did I earn this week?". Before anything goes to a customer or an invoice is marked paid, TwoBucket tells the assistant to check with you. TwoBucket is the only software built just for mobile detailers that you can connect to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Muse. (For builders: it's an MCP server at usetwobucket.com/mcp.)

Yours to take with you. Download your customers, jobs, quotes and invoices as CSV files, one click each, even after your plan ends. Card payments go to your own Stripe or Square account, which stays yours.

It's an app for iPhone and Android and a web app, in 15 languages and 36 currencies. One plan has every feature: $20/month in the US ($15.97/month billed yearly), with a 7-day free trial and no card. For comparison, the plans with online requests, quotes, invoices and automated reminders cost $139/month on Jobber and $120/month on Urable (list prices, November 2026).

We're a team of three and self-funded. Every change we ship is dated at usetwobucket.com/whats-new.

See what your customers see on a sample page (nothing gets sent): https://bookr.page/sample-detailer-quote

TwoBucket was called Bookr until the end of October, and booking pages still live at bookr.page.

If you detail cars, or you're thinking about starting: what was the hardest part of the business side in your first months?