Requests come in from your area. You give an itemised quote, and if it's accepted, the work continues as a shared project. The quote, the back-and-forth, the schedule, the payment and every important detail stay there.
Free during Early Access, no card required.
„What exactly did I tell them?"
„Could you just do this too?"
„Where's the quote?"
„When are they finally paying?"
As interest comes in, as you make a quote, as it gets accepted - every step stays in the project with a date. With the next client you start in exactly the same place.
You see what job they need a pro for - with the details and the photos.
In writing, clearly, traceable. Not just a number said out loud.
You join the project, and from then on you carry the work there: tasks, statuses, photos, payments, agreements.
Free during Early Access, no card required.
Rognoc isn't just a place to make quotes. The job you win doesn't vanish afterwards into your phone and the client's chat.
What you win, you can also see through to the end - right there.
You decide which jobs to quote on.
You set the price, in an itemised quote - not a haggling marketplace.
The accepted quote is recorded in writing, so extra work isn't a matter of dispute either.
The work you win stays yours, neatly - it doesn't get lost in a chat.
Free during Early Access, no card required. If pricing changes later, we'll tell you clearly and well in advance - no surprises.

„I worked with great tradespeople on my own build, and I saw how much of their time went into everything that isn't the trade itself: phone calls, digging up old details, arguing about price. Good work deserves order around it. We're building Rognoc so agreements, scheduling and payment don't eat your time."
Relevant requests can reach you based on your profile and your work area. But Rognoc isn't only about handing you leads - it also helps you carry the work you win through, neatly.
Make a quote on your first request. If it's accepted, everything stays on one thread, from the quote to payment.
You do the work. Rognoc keeps it together.