Built by someone who grew up around the trade.
WorkWise started with a simple question: why is software that's supposed to help tradespeople always working against them?
I left school and taught myself everything.
I grew up around tradespeople. My family built things, fixed things, kept things running — the kind of work that holds everything together but rarely gets the credit it deserves.
I left school and taught myself to code. I completed a software development apprenticeship and spent every spare hour building things I thought actually mattered. When I looked at the tools tradespeople were being sold — expensive, overcomplicated, and designed to take a cut of every job — I knew exactly what I wanted to build.
WorkWise is my answer to that. Built from scratch, by someone who actually gives a damn about the people using it — especially the tradespeople.
Taylor Burrows
Founder, WorkWise Technologies
The tools that exist weren't built for the people using them.
Every app we looked at had the same problems. We built WorkWise to fix all of them.
Too expensive for what you get
Most platforms charge per user, per job, or take a commission. The more your business grows, the more they take.
Built for the tech-savvy, not the tradesperson
Complicated onboarding, cluttered dashboards, features nobody asked for. If it takes a week to learn, it's already failed.
No real automation — just digital paperwork
Renaming a spreadsheet as software isn't innovation. Real automation means jobs allocated, workers dispatched, and nothing falling through the cracks.
Working against the people who matter most
Commission models, lead fees, marketplace cuts — designed to extract value from tradespeople rather than create it for them.
Too expensive for what you get
Most platforms charge per user, per job, or take a commission. The more your business grows, the more they take.
Built for the tech-savvy, not the tradesperson
Complicated onboarding, cluttered dashboards, features nobody asked for. If it takes a week to learn, it's already failed.
No real automation — just digital paperwork
Renaming a spreadsheet as software isn't innovation. Real automation means jobs allocated, workers dispatched, and nothing falling through the cracks.
Working against the people who matter most
Commission models, lead fees, marketplace cuts — designed to extract value from tradespeople rather than create it for them.
The foundation. Built, live, and working.
The network expands. Bigger, smarter, faster.
The network expands. Bigger, smarter, faster.
Built for UK trade businesses
Still allocating jobs manually?
WorkWise automates your entire operation — jobs, workers, and partners — from one dashboard. Live in 48 hours.
No commitment required. No long-term contracts.