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TaskDrop
Tradespeople don't need subscriptions. They need paying.
TaskDrop lets UK tradespeople send quotes and invoices from WhatsApp in 60 seconds. Tap a button, voice note, or snap a job sheet. No apps. No logins. No training. Completely free — forever. We earn 0.5% (Pay by Bank, minutes) or 1% (Pay by Card) only when your customer pays. Bank transfer always free. Plus: Facebook & Instagram leads straight to WhatsApp, direct MTD tax submission to HMRC, and automatic payment reminders. Less admin. Faster cash flow.
I watched my brother-in-law (a plumber) spend every Sunday night catching up on invoices — chasing payments, stressing about tax records, and trying to remember jobs from days ago.
Not because he’s disorganised — but because invoicing software is built for desks, not job sites.
So I built TaskDrop.
👉 It runs entirely inside WhatsApp 👉 Uses a button based menu
👉 Can type responses or use your voice 👉 Get a professional PDF in ~60 seconds
No app. No login. No faff.
But more importantly — I built it against the way most SaaS works:
No subscriptions
No “Pro” tiers hiding features
No free trials that auto-charge
TaskDrop is free.
We only make money if your customer pays you by card (1%). If you never use that — you never pay us.
I’m not a tradesman — I’m a UK sole trader who got fed up watching this industry take advantage of them.
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About TaskDrop on Product Hunt
“Tradespeople don't need subscriptions. They need paying.”
TaskDrop was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #80 on the daily leaderboard. TaskDrop lets UK tradespeople send quotes and invoices from WhatsApp in 60 seconds. Tap a button, voice note, or snap a job sheet. No apps. No logins. No training. Completely free — forever. We earn 0.5% (Pay by Bank, minutes) or 1% (Pay by Card) only when your customer pays. Bank transfer always free. Plus: Facebook & Instagram leads straight to WhatsApp, direct MTD tax submission to HMRC, and automatic payment reminders. Less admin. Faster cash flow.
TaskDrop was featured in Productivity (652.3k followers), Messaging (51.9k followers) and Fintech (47k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 163.5k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted TaskDrop?
TaskDrop was hunted by Owen Moore. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Owen Moore
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
SaaS for tradespeople is broken.
I watched my brother-in-law (a plumber) spend every Sunday night catching up on invoices — chasing payments, stressing about tax records, and trying to remember jobs from days ago.
Not because he’s disorganised — but because invoicing software is built for desks, not job sites.
So I built TaskDrop.
👉 It runs entirely inside WhatsApp
👉 Uses a button based menu
👉 Can type responses or use your voice
👉 Get a professional PDF in ~60 seconds
No app. No login. No faff.
But more importantly — I built it against the way most SaaS works:
No subscriptions
No “Pro” tiers hiding features
No free trials that auto-charge
TaskDrop is free.
We only make money if your customer pays you by card (1%).
If you never use that — you never pay us.
I’m not a tradesman — I’m a UK sole trader who got fed up watching this industry take advantage of them.
Would genuinely love your honest feedback 🔨