The job's done. Let it win you the next one.
You already take the photos. GigaDrip turns them into a steady run of posts that look sharp and sound like you — captions written, schedule handled — while you're on the next job.
Start with what you already have
You're on the tools all day and quoting jobs all evening. "Post more on social" has been on the list since roughly forever — not because you don't care, but because there are no hours left in the day it would fit into.
Pick a saved Project — a job you just wrapped, a service you offer, a tip worth sharing, a review a customer left — and everything attached comes with it: the finished-work photos, the details, the story. No blank page, no scrolling back through six months of job photos to find the good ones. Your reusable media lives in Assets, so the good stuff is always on hand.
One finished job, a run of posts
One wrapped job can carry your feed for a while. GigaDrip drafts it as a run — a Project showcase of the finished work, a Service spotlight on what you did, a Maintenance tip your customers will actually save, the Customer review that says it better than you could, and a Showcase to round things out. Every caption comes written in your voice, and every one is editable.
Stay useful between jobs
Not every week ends with a big before-and-after, and your feed shouldn't go quiet when it doesn't. Maintenance tips and service spotlights keep you showing up as the person who knows their stuff — which is exactly the person people call.
A look that fits the post
A finished kitchen, a quick tip, and a five-star review shouldn't all wear the same outfit. GigaDrip matches the design to what each post is doing, so your feed reads like a business that has it together. Professional doesn't have to mean generic — it still looks like you.
Ground-up builds and design practices have their own page at construction and architecture, and if half your work comes through agents, it's worth seeing what they get on real estate.
You make the final call
Nothing publishes until you approve it. Give each post a quick once-over on the way out — service details, quoted prices, and any license or insurance claims are yours to confirm.
Your next customer is looking at your last job
Put the finished work where they'll see it — GigaDrip handles the rest.