Recurring dates stay meaningful
Moving one visit and moving every future visit are different decisions. RoundRun makes that scope visible rather than silently rewriting the diary.
About RoundRun
Window cleaning software built from the round itself.
RoundRun is built by Paul Thomas, a working UK window cleaner who wanted one practical system for recurring rounds, changing days, field work, customer messages, invoices and payments.
Operated in the UK · Android and web · beta access requires no card
The short version
Why Paul built RoundRun
A window cleaning round does not behave like a normal appointment diary. Customers repeat on different cadences. A wet or unsafe day can move several connected visits. Parking, gates, keys, school traffic and the starting location can change the best route. The job is not finished administratively until the visit, message, invoice and payment record agree.
RoundRun grew from that practical problem. Its purpose is to keep the working day and the business record together, so the planner reflects what actually happened rather than an ideal week that stopped being true by Tuesday.
Who is responsible
A named operator, not a faceless comparison site
RoundRun is currently operated by Paul Thomas in the United Kingdom, trading as RoundRun. Paul writes the practical RoundRun guides from a working cleaner’s perspective and is responsible for the product direction during beta.
Product support is available at support@roundrun.co.uk, sales questions at sales@roundrun.co.uk, and privacy questions at privacy@roundrun.co.uk. The current operator and founding offer are also stated in the privacy policy and founding terms.
Experience into decisions
How real window cleaning shapes the product
The useful details are often the ones a generic scheduling system treats as edge cases.
The route is more than pin order
A compact day, accurate customer coordinates, road journeys and local access knowledge matter before a shortest-route button can help.
Field work must survive weak signal
The Android workflow is designed around work happening away from a desk, including queued actions that can recover when connectivity returns.
GPS assists the cleaner
Arrival and departure tools can reduce repeated taps, but the saved plan and the cleaner’s judgement remain authoritative.
Messages belong to the job
Customer reminders and completion messages are connected with the visit. On Android, supported texts can use the cleaner’s own phone plan and number.
Payment truth follows the invoice
Cash, bank and Direct Debit customers need one visible record of what was invoiced, what was paid and what is still owed.
Evidence before slogans
What RoundRun will—and will not—claim
RoundRun is a live beta, not a mature platform pretending to have thousands of users. The site publishes the workflows available now, states that Android and web are current while a native iPhone app is planned, and explains that beta access is free with no automatic charge.
Calculators on the guides use the reader’s own assumptions and label results as estimates. RoundRun will not invent mileage savings, customer counts, review scores or testimonials. When beta users permit specific outcomes to be shared, each story should explain the starting position, timeframe, measurement and limitations.
Advice you can inspect
How the practical guides are published
Each guide answers a distinct working problem and links back to the relevant product workflow without turning every article into a sales page. Safety-sensitive guidance is bounded and points to current primary sources where appropriate.
Start with planning a workable round, optimising the route, or recovering the week after rain.
Current RoundRun facts
What a prospective beta user can verify today
- RoundRun is operated by Paul Thomas in the United Kingdom.
- The product is specifically for recurring window cleaning work.
- The web app is live and Android access is available to beta members.
- A native iPhone app is planned and is not described as available today.
- The beta requires no card and creates no automatic paid subscription.
- The founding terms publish the current eligibility and protected-price rules.
- The privacy policy identifies data roles and product contact addresses.
- Support is available through the live RoundRun help service and email.
RoundRun is still earning its independent proof. If you join the beta, test a copy or small part of your round first, keep your original export, and judge the workflow against your own working week.
Built by a cleaner · tested by cleaners
See whether RoundRun fits your round
The beta is free and requires no card. Bring a small set of real recurring work and test the planner before changing the system your business depends on.