See the customer, be the customer.
If you've never run their day, you don't get to design it. We sit on the operator's side of the counter every single time.
The Story
OneTap started with one operator, a stack of bad invoices, and a refusal to accept that this is just how the maintenance industry works.
Eric Schell spent years on the operator side, running properties, chasing vendors, paying for work he couldn't verify, waiting on quotes that never came. The industry hadn't moved in decades. Everyone was tired, and nobody was building.
So he started building. OneTap is his mission to change maintenance from the inside out: fair pricing instead of guesswork, vetted techs instead of whoever picks up, and a system that respects both the operator paying the bill and the technician doing the work.
It's not glamorous work. It's plumbing, HVAC, walk-ins, water heaters, broken doors, dead lights. But it's the work that keeps every city standing, and we think the people doing it deserve better tools.
Eric Schell
Founder & CEO
What we believe
These are the values we hire by, build by, and answer to. They sit on every wall in our office and behind every product call we make.
If you've never run their day, you don't get to design it. We sit on the operator's side of the counter every single time.
If a job comes back, we fix it, and we fix it right, even if the second visit is better than the first. The work isn't done until it's done.
We hire people we trust to make calls without us. Then we get out of their way. Independence is how good work compounds.
The best ideas come from the question someone was afraid to ask. We're loud about not knowing yet. That's where the work starts.
We're not here to keep the lights on. We're here to build something operators have been waiting decades for. Aim accordingly.
By the time the tech rolls up or the operator opens the app, the prep is done. Right person, right info, right parts. The work happens in the foreground because we did everything else in the background.
Our techs are your neighbors. When something goes wrong, you're not on hold with a call center in another time zone.
Music City is built on small operators: keeping the chicken hot, the drinks flowing, the live bands playing without a hiccup. They deserve the same dispatch tools the big chains have.
And we're not stopping in Nashville.
You are here
Nashville
Live across Middle Tennessee. Restaurants, STRs, small business, property managers.
Next
Atlanta
Same playbook, new metro. Tech recruiting and operator pilots first, dispatch goes live next.
Then
Charlotte · Austin · Tampa
Cities where small operators still run most of the food, the rooms, and the retail.
Eventually
Wherever the work is
The whole country on the same rails. Same standards, same Alex, same answer when you call.
Free to start. Live in Nashville. Two minutes to your first request.