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Built for Australian sparkies

VOICE TO TASK
FOR ELECTRICIANS.

Say what happened while it is still fresh. SoleTasker turns electrician voice notes into structured tasks, site notes, invoice and certificate notes, reminders and follow-up — without stopping to type it all out.

Phone-first · Voice-first · Built in Australia · 7 days free · $29/month ex GST

Voice Capture
Recording
“Job done at Laura's. Site note: installed the Tastic heat light. Invoice notes: $1,400 ex GST for labour and materials. Certificate: wire and install Tastic light to bathroom. Task: return Friday and replace the cracked switch. Future work: switchboard upgrade next year.”
Site noteTastic heat light installed
Invoice notes$1,400 ex GST
Certificate notesWork description saved
TaskReturn Friday · replace switch
Future workSwitchboard upgrade
JobReady to mark complete
Job management for electricians, without the desk work

ELECTRICAL JOB ADMIN
CAPTURED BY VOICE.

SoleTasker is a voice to task app for electricians in Australia, designed for sole traders and small trade teams who work from the phone, the van and the job site.

Instead of finishing a call-out with details spread between your head, Notes, texts and a bit of paper, you can speak one memo and review the structured tasks, notes and follow-up before they are saved.

How voice-to-task works

SPEAK IT. REVIEW IT.
PUT IT WHERE IT BELONGS.

One voice memo can carry several different pieces of job admin. SoleTasker separates the memo into tasks, notes and follow-up so the job record stays useful instead of becoming one long transcript.

01

Say it while it is fresh

Capture the work completed, anything unfinished, admin notes and the next task before leaving the job.

02

Review the structured output

Check the wording before it becomes part of the job, a task, a reminder or future work.

03

Keep it with the job

Notes, photos, work orders and outstanding tasks stay connected to the job they belong to.

Built around electrical work

CALL-OUTS, RETURN VISITS
AND CERTIFICATE NOTES.

Electrical jobs rarely finish with one neat outcome. There is usually a cert to do, something for the invoice, a return visit, a customer request or another job worth following up.

End of a call-out

Turn the job wrap-up into the admin list.

Save what was done, what needs invoicing, certificate wording and any unfinished work in one pass.

“Fault found at the hot-water circuit. Replaced burnt isolator. Certificate required. Invoice two hours plus isolator. Follow up next month about the old switchboard.”
Between jobs

Turn a phone call into a task before it disappears.

Capture the customer, job context, priority and next task without pulling over to type a full note.

“Call Mark at Brighton after 4. Power keeps tripping when the oven is on. Make it a P1 task for this afternoon.”
Return visits

Keep rough-in, fit-off and return work connected.

Record what is finished now and what still needs another visit so the job history makes sense when you come back.

“Kitchen rough-in done. Still waiting on pendants and rangehood. Return once cabinetry is finished.”
Small team

Assign the follow-up without sending another message later.

Create a task for your worker or admin person while keeping it linked to the relevant electrical job.

“Laura to finish the invoice and certificate. Tom to pick up the RCBO before Friday's return visit.”
Electrician close-out checklist

ONE WRAP-UP.
FIVE DIFFERENT PLACES.

An electrical job can be physically finished while the admin is not. This is the information worth capturing before you leave the driveway.

Site noteWhat was actually installed, repaired, tested or found on site.
Invoice notesLabour, materials, extras and the useful description your invoice needs later.
Certificate notesThe work description you will need when the electrical certificate is completed.
Return itemAnything unfinished, on backorder or needing another visit.
Future workThe switchboard, EV charger or lighting upgrade the customer mentioned but is not ready for yet.

That is why SoleTasker treats an electrician wrap-up as several reviewed outputs, not one giant transcript.

More than a voice notes app

VOICE CAPTURE THAT
LANDS INSIDE THE JOB.

The voice-to-task layer is the centre of SoleTasker, with lightweight job management around it so the captured information has somewhere useful to go.

Tasks & reminders

Create the next task from a memo and keep due work visible in My Day.

Job & site notes

Keep job-specific detail with the job instead of buried in a generic notes app.

Invoice notes

Carry the work detail forward so later admin starts with the right information.

Job Wrap Up

Review several outputs from one end-of-job memo before saving them.

Work orders & Doc Scan

Keep incoming work-order information and documents connected to the job.

Photos & plans

Store visual job information alongside the notes and tasks it relates to.

Future Work

Save the extra work the customer mentioned for later follow-up.

Xero draft workflow

Carry approved invoice details into a Xero draft without retyping the job from scratch.

SoleTasker in practice

FROM ELECTRICIAN VOICE NOTE
TO TASKS & JOB NOTES.

See how an electrician can speak the close-out once, review the useful outputs and keep them with the job.

Voice Capture → ReviewNothing saves until you confirm
Example voice memo
“Job done at Laura's. Site note: installed the Tastic heat light. Invoice notes: $1,400 ex GST for labour and materials. Certificate: wire and install Tastic light to bathroom. Task: return Friday and replace the cracked switch. Future work: switchboard upgrade next year.”
01

Speak naturally

Say the job detail while it is fresh instead of rebuilding it later from memory.

02

Review the outputs

SoleTasker separates the tasks, notes and follow-up before you choose what to save.

Site noteInvoice notesCertificate notesTaskFuture workJob
03

Keep it with the job

Save the approved notes and tasks where you can find them when the next job starts.

7 days free · No card required · $29/month ex GST after trial

Built by tradies, for tradies

WE LIVED THIS PROBLEM.
SO WE FIXED IT.

SoleTasker was built inside Calec Electrical — a working Australian electrical business — from the admin problems that happen between calls, jobs and the drive home.

“Every app we tried was built for someone sitting at a desk. We're not at a desk. We're on site, in the van, on the phone. We needed something that worked the way we actually work. So we built it.”
Electricians voice-to-task FAQ

QUESTIONS ELECTRICIANS
ACTUALLY ASK.

What is a voice to task app for electricians?

A voice to task app lets an electrician speak a job update instead of typing it, then turns the useful parts into structured outputs such as tasks, reminders, site notes or job admin. SoleTasker is built around that workflow for Australian tradies.

Can SoleTasker turn electrician voice notes into job notes and tasks?

Yes. A voice memo can be reviewed and separated into items such as a site note, task, reminder, unfinished item, future work or other job-linked admin instead of being saved only as a block of transcript text.

Can I capture invoice and electrical certificate notes by voice?

Yes. You can speak the invoice detail and certificate work description as part of a job wrap-up so the wording is kept with the job for later review and completion.

Is SoleTasker electrician job management software?

Yes, but it is intentionally lightweight and voice-first. It keeps jobs, tasks, notes, photos, work orders, follow-up and admin outputs together without making a large scheduling system the centre of the product.

Does it work for sole trader electricians and small electrical teams?

Yes. SoleTasker is designed for sole traders and small teams. Tasks can be assigned to a worker or admin person while the owner keeps the job context and follow-up visible.

Can I use SoleTasker for return visits and unfinished electrical work?

Yes. You can record unfinished items, create a return task or visit, and keep the detail linked to the same job so rough-in, fit-off and follow-up work are easier to pick up later.

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It's done.
Not forgotten.

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