Create the quote
Add materials, labour, travel, tax, discount, payment instructions and signature.
For solo tradesmen
Virgol keeps the day-to-day workflow in one place: quote the job, send it, mark it accepted, build the To Buy list, invoice, and track payment.
Real app screens
The screenshots are kept together so the page stays calm and the product flow is easy to scan.
The work path
The app is shaped around the decisions a tradesman makes while working, not around accounting software menus.
Add materials, labour, travel, tax, discount, payment instructions and signature.
Share the quote PDF, track draft, sent and accepted status, then move forward.
Use accepted quote materials to see what must be bought for the next job.
Convert accepted work, print or share the invoice, and keep payment history linked.
What it handles
Virgol keeps active business data close: recent work first, practical buttons, status chips, expiry warnings and job paperwork in the same flow.
Quick totals or detailed breakdowns, PDF sharing, accept flow and invoice conversion.
Turn quote materials into a practical purchase list and mark what is handled.
Record payments, deposits and mark-paid actions without losing invoice context.
Scan receipts to help fill merchant, category, date, VAT and total fields.
Call, email, open map links and copy contact details from the client record.
Track documents, qualifications and insurance with expiry warnings on the dashboard.
Why it exists
Recent invoices, payments and active quotes are surfaced first.
Buttons are named for the job: New Quote, To Buy, Mark Paid, Make Invoice.
Dashboard alerts show overdue, expiring and ready-to-act items before they become problems.
Feedback welcome
Virgol is still early. If a workflow feels slow, confusing or missing, send it in. The app is being shaped around real trade work.