Connected software for small teams
Spend less time chasing details and more time winning customers, leading your team, and building your business.
Pick the example job closest to yours.
Dana Ruiz · linked to Ruiz install
Crew is booked for Mar 3–4. Tenants notified.









Dana RuizOwner · Ruiz Building · from CRM
Angela Reyes · linked to Reyes roof
Crew is booked for Apr 8–9. The bakery stays open.









Angela ReyesOwner · Reyes Bakery · from CRM
Maria Alvarez · linked to Fall Gala
Door volunteers confirmed for 6:00.









Maria AlvarezGave last spring · from CRM
Carla Mendoza · linked to Mendoza party
Staff are booked for Dec 12. Menu approved.









Carla MendozaOwner · Mendoza Law · from CRMStart small
Use Slides for proposals, CRM for your pipeline, or Tasks for your crew. Each works on its own.
No importing your whole history. One real job is enough to see it work.
The proposal, the crew’s tasks and the job card already know them. No typing the same name three times.
SlidesLive
Proposals, price boards, training and Sunday slides, written and laid out for you.






CRMLive
A pipeline board for your customers, with the money and the priority on every card. Reach anyone from their card in one tap.
TasksLive
To do, Doing, Done for everyone on the job, and each person sees only their own list.
DocsLive
Scopes, menus and plans in one place, linked to the people and the job they’re about.

ProjectsLive
The doc, the proposal, the people and the tasks for one job or event, with the next step on top.
EventsLive
Describe the event in a couple of minutes, by voice or typing. Events writes the plan.
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A web page for your business from a short brief, in the same look as your deck.
Check people in at the door with a scan.
Your brand kit, with letters and certificates in your colors and names filled in. You and your team will also be able to make presentations and web pages in your brand kit.
Email a photo of a receipt. It lands on the job’s costs.
Our story


Jason Brooks started an educational software company, sold his software to Pearson and became a Pearson royalty author. He then left business to lead an inner-city nonprofit in San Antonio, Texas.
Unite was built inside AGORA Ministries, a nonprofit of about 25 staff on San Antonio’s west side. We had a mission and no IT department. The client lived in one app, the proposal in another, the invoice in a third, and the thank-you note in someone’s head. Staff were the glue, and the glue was tired.
So we connected the tools around one job: the people, the scope, the deck and the tasks, with the bill coming next. It worked for us, and we built it to work the same way for a roofer, a caterer or a food pantry.
Your business has a vision too, even if you’ve never called it that. Three employees fed. A neighborhood that trusts your name. Unite exists so the job gets done and the vision gets your attention.