Zorderz 2.0 is live!
It is the biggest release so far: everything I’ve built and tested over the past months, open to anyone who wants it.
Zorderz grows from 20 apps to 30.
Built to be installed by an Ai agent
You don’t need to be a developer to run Zorderz.
You need to be confident enough to point an Ai agent at the repository and ask it to install Zorderz on your WordPress site.
The agent follows the install guide in the repository, uploads one theme file, and the theme installs the apps itself.
We tested exactly that on a fresh site, and fixed the three small problems it caught before 2.0 went out.
Field workforce management software, built in
Hours lets your crew clock in and out.
A team member can also take a photo of their handwritten hours and upload it, and Zorderz reads it into a proper set of recorded hours for someone to confirm.
Team Roles records who can sell, install, or repair each item.
Territories decides who gets a new estimate or a won job, and its rules run quietly first, so you see what they would do before they go live.
Doorhangers and Route Planner plan the walking and the driving.
Agreements gives a customer an online agreement with their right to cancel and the real deadline, and it stays in test mode until your lawyer reviews the terms.
The goal is for Zorderz to be the field workforce management software a small crew actually opens every day.
Your keys, your data, your budget
Every key now lives on one Credentials screen, sealed and never shown back on a page.
Ai stays off on a fresh site until you choose the models, the prices, and a monthly budget.
Customer details are coded before anything reaches an Ai provider.
A copy of your live site stays quiet: it won’t send email or write to your billing or your customer relationship manager.
Who runs with it
Zorderz still connects to the estimate and invoice tools, the calendar, and the customer relationship manager you already use, instead of replacing them.
I’m curious who picks this up and runs with it.
If that’s you, tell me what you build.
Start with the install guide, or grab every file from the release page.
I guide the work, Claude writes the code, and I review and test every release.
Carleton