A heads-up before the first job
The reminder lands an hour before the job, with the start time.
Riverside Studio install

Your crew clocks in from their phone, and the office sees who's working, where, and the hours ready for payroll.
Your crew clocks in from their phone, and the office sees who's working, where, and the hours ready for payroll.
Marco is an install tech. Scroll, and his van drives the day: the shop, two jobs and a parts run, with his workday clock up top. Each stop shows what Crewnyx does there, on his phone and in the office.
The reminder lands an hour before the job, with the start time.
Riverside Studio install
One click in the app starts the workday, and the day's assigned jobs are there with the office's notes for each.
With a tracker in the van, the office sees where it is and where it stopped.
One click in the app starts the job's own clock, stamped with where it happened.
The note and photos go on the job at the rack, not from memory at day's end.
Rack built, eight runs terminated and labeled at both ends. Photos of the patch panel attached.


Riverside Studio so far: $1,520 labor, $1,240 materials, $86 in receipts. Job cost $2,846.
On the way to Lakeshore, the receipt is snapped in the lot and filed to that job.
A second job gets a second clock. The morning's install closed at 3h 26m.
Lakeshore: a dock Wi-Fi check every 6 months, 4 visits on the schedule.
Lakeshore: 3h 28m of the 4h sold, 32m left.
The van's 31.4 miles on today's route, logged on their own from its tracker.
Hours, notes and photos are in the office before the van is parked.
Every person's regular hours and overtime for the pay period, worked out from their punches. Nobody adds up timesheets by hand.
| Crew | Regular | Overtime | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marco | 40h 00m | 1h 05m | 41h 05m |
| Dana | 38h 30m | – | 38h 30m |
| Luis | 40h 00m | 3h 15m | 43h 15m |
| Tess | 32h 00m | – | 32h 00m |
| 4 people | 150h 30m | 4h 20m | 154h 50m |
Lock the pay period, check overtime, and export to your payroll service.
Every morning starts with a short brief: what's still open, what's waiting on you, who's on the clock and where.

One calendar for the whole company: events on every plan, assignments and time off on Pro and Business, and Google Calendar and Jobber visits on Business.


Started by a working AV and low-voltage tech who wanted one app that fits how crews really work. Questions go to a real person at support@crewnyx.com.
Crewnyx opens to new crews soon. Early access gets you in first, and we'll tell you the moment it's ready.