Software we build, run, and support as our own.
This is the product studio side of Modulus. Products keep our consulting honest — we live with our own engineering decisions in production, every day, and support what we ship.
A field operations platform built by Modulus Software.
Scape runs the day-to-day of a route-based service business — scheduling, routes, crews, customers, and getting paid — in one place. Built for landscaping, lawn care, and route-based field service teams.
Scape's operations view — live crew status, the day's numbers, and ASE advisories in one place.
ASE — the Auto-Schedule Engine
The scheduling brain inside Scape. It scores who fits, who has room, the drive time, and the customer window — then explains the trade-off and leaves the final call to you.
Mileage, tracked with the job
My Miles began as a standalone mileage logger. Its workflows are becoming Scape-native: drive time logged against the route and customer it belongs to, with QuickBooks-ready reporting.
Materials, where the work is
Inventory Manager started as a standalone tool. Material tracking now lives on the Scape roadmap — shelf and truck stock, job-level usage, and reorder points beside the schedule.
Where the studio is heading.
Products at Modulus start as real operational problems — usually ones we've already solved custom for one business and keep seeing everywhere else.
Operational Intelligence Platforms
The productized form of what our consulting builds custom today: dashboards and decision systems that sit on top of a company's operational data. Job costing, crew utilization, materials burn, margin by customer — live, from the systems you already run, instead of assembled by hand at month-end.
If this is the problem in front of you now, we build these today as consulting engagements — that's exactly the work shaping the product.
That's what consulting is for.
Products start as real problems. If your operation needs something none of these solve, tell us about the workflow — that conversation is where every Modulus product began.