Built by a cleaning company owner, for cleaning company owners. Every call and text on your Quo (OpenPhone) line, read and sorted the moment it ends: who wanted a move-out, who balked at the price, who's about to leave a one-star review.
5-minute setup · Just paste your Quo (OpenPhone) API key · No AI subscription
A first-time caller asks what a 3-bed move-out costs, gets a number, says "let me think about it." Nobody follows up. That's $340 walking out the door, and it happens every week.
She called to "skip this week" twice last month. Your team said sure. Nobody noticed that skipping twice is how biweekly clients leave.
The anger was on the phone hours earlier. The cleaner missed the cabinets, the customer called, your VA said "I'll pass it along." Then it was public.
No dashboard to learn. Your home screen is a plain-English summary of the last 24 hours on your phones, rewritten after every few calls: what booked, what slipped, who's still waiting on a callback.
Three first-time callers didn't book yesterday. All three asked about pricing, and none were offered the recurring discount.
2 move-out estimates went unquoted within the hour.
Both callers went silent after · Call #1842, #1849
Karen mentioned the recurring discount on 5 of 7 calls.
Four of those five booked · Top performer pattern
Every call and text is read the moment it ends and sorted by what actually happened: who called, what they wanted, what was quoted, what was promised, and whether anyone followed through.
Wanted a move-out clean next Friday. Asked about pricing twice, hung up at the voicemail prompt, and nobody has called her back.
Cleaner left mid-job Tuesday, missed the kitchen cabinets and bedroom windows. Asking for 15% or $50 off. Was told someone would call. Nobody has.
Vacation rental turnover booked by text. Keys in the lockbox, linens on site, guest checks in at 3. Confirmation sent.
Service types aren't a fixed list you configure. The classifier reads them out of the conversation in your customers' own words, so your dashboard speaks cleaning from the first call.
No keywords, no settings. Describe the call you never want to miss, backtest it against your last 50 calls, and switch it on. Here are the four cleaning companies write first.
"…a first-time caller gets a price and the call ends without a booking."
"…a recurring client asks to skip, pause, or ‘take a break for the summer.’"
"…a customer complains about a cleaner, a missed area, or a no-show."
"…a caller mentions another cleaning company's quote."
Why didn't first-time callers book this month?
Which recurring clients sound like they're leaving?
Plain English in, an answer with the actual calls behind it out. It already knows your service types, your team, and your customers' history, so the answer is a cleaning answer, not a generic one.
Prefer to ask from Claude, Cursor, or your own ops agent? The same answers are available through the Statusline MCP server.
"I've been running cleaning businesses for ten years. I don't need another dashboard to learn. I need someone to listen to every call and tell me what I missed. That's all this is."
Jim's offshore team takes fifty-plus calls a day across two cleaning companies. Statusline reads every one of them the moment it ends and tells him what he missed. It ran on his own lines for months before anyone else saw it.
That's exactly who it was built for. Every call is scored on its own, so you see how each conversation went without being on it. Coaching flags tell you what to fix in the next team huddle, and the recording is one tap away when you want to hear it yourself.
Turnovers live on the phone and in texts: booking confirmations, reschedules, "the guest checks in at three," a cleaner who didn't show. Statusline reads both channels and stitches them into one story per property or customer, so you can see the whole week for a unit in one place.
Yes. Calls and texts on the same Quo line are classified together and grouped by customer. A lot of cleaning bookings finish over text; you'd be missing half the story without it.
No. The AI is inside Statusline. The only thing you bring is your Quo (formerly OpenPhone) API key. If you do use Claude or an ops agent, there's an MCP server that plugs your calls into it.
Quo, formerly OpenPhone. Paste your API key and every line in your workspace is covered, calls and texts. It's where most cleaning companies we work with already run their phones.
Free during early access. After that, pricing is monthly and transparent, and you can cancel any time.
Early access is open to cleaning companies on Quo (formerly OpenPhone). Drop your email, we'll connect your line, and your first Status Update is waiting the next morning.
Free during early access · 5-minute setup · Just paste your Quo API key · No AI subscription