Built by one engineer who listened to a lot of cleaners

BroomDesk started with research, not a pitch deck: months of reading what cleaning business owners actually complain about in their communities. The same three things kept coming up. Per-user fees that punish hiring. Software that cannot model a real recurring schedule, where Monday, Wednesday and Friday is one client, not three. And missed calls, because the owner was elbow-deep in an oven when the phone rang.

So that became the product: flat pricing with unlimited team members on every plan, a recurring engine built around how cleaning work actually repeats, and an AI receptionist that texts back within seconds and books real slots at your real prices.

I am a software engineer with 14 years of building for the web, operating as Amortoae Petru PFA (CUI 52361814). BroomDesk is deliberately built on boring, transferable infrastructure (Vercel, Supabase, Stripe, Twilio), with your data exportable at any time. No venture funding, no growth team, no dark patterns: the business model is that the software is worth $29 to $99 a month to you, every month.

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