NameWorking name for ideation. Not checked for trademark or domain availability.
Sorted.
British for "dealt with, done properly". It's what a tradesperson says when a job's finished and what an owner wants to hear about their website, Google profile and reviews. It's short, spoken and confident without promising results. The full stop is part of the name: it's done.
Also considered
DocketThe work ticket that travels with a job. Very trade, a little industrial.
CarbonThe copy that proves the work happened. Modern-sounding; needs explaining.
Signed OffThe moment the job's approved. Warm, but two words and a bit formal.
WordmarkA stamped word with a biro tick through it: print plus hand, the two voices of every job sheet.
SortedPrimary · crisp, for screens
SortedInked · print, packaging, review cards
SortedReversed · on process blue
Small sizes and favicon: the ticked box alone, the same tickbox used throughout the forms.
ColourBright modern NCR stationery: white top copy, canary and pink copies, one process-blue ink. Never cream.
That number looks a digit short. Check it and we'll get back to you.
Input · error, names the fix
Not sureYes, I manage it
RoofingGuttersNot sure
Tickbox and choice chips · "not sure" is a real answer
Illustrative examplePlanned
Honesty labels · perforated divider
While you were out
MessageSlipped tile, photo sent
Message slip · enquiries and notifications
Job sheetNo. 000101
Details taken
Sheet header · perforation, label, number
PhotographyPhone-camera evidence of real work, not stock smiles. All shown here are generated and illustrative.
At work: safe kit, footed ladder, honest light.The after shot: the proof a review can point to.Before and after in one frame.The world's source object, used sparingly.
Shot like a phone photo: eye level, slightly wide, unfiltered.
British suburbs, overcast or low sun; real materials and mess.
Safe working practice always: footed ladders, gloves, stabilisers.
Hands and work over faces; no generated person shown as a customer.
Printed with a white border and clipped or stapled to the sheet.
Replaced by customers' own photos (with permission) at launch.
MotionPaperwork physics: things are written, stamped and turned. Nothing floats or glows.
Write-in
Biro entries appear character by character, 13ms apart, capped at 800ms per sheet. Text is always readable without it.
Stamp
Lands after the writing: scale 1.7 → 1 with a small overshoot, 260ms, multiply blend. One stamp per sheet, never a repeat.
Turn the pad
The finished sheet lifts over the top binding (rotateX −104°, 760ms ease-out) and the next is underneath. Reversible, state-based, driven by scroll position.
Reduced motion
Everything arrives already written and stamped. The pad becomes a stacked set of sheets, the same as on phones and without JavaScript.
VoicePlain British trade talk, written like someone who's done the job. Short, specific and honest about what's planned.
HeadlineGood at your trade. Easier to find.
Headline, altYour paperwork's in order. Is your Google listing?
Closing CTALet's get you sorted.
Reassurance"Not sure" is a proper answer. Tick it and we'll work it out together.
HonestyWe can't promise a number of calls; that depends on your area and your reviews.
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AssetsGenerated on Replicate, each with a provenance sidecar (.json) beside it.