How to use the mobile app
What the app is for
When you run on calls and texts all day, it is easy to lose track of who said what and who is still waiting on you. The FieldStone app keeps every call and text with a customer in one place and pulls the important parts to the top, like what you promised, what is booked, and who you still need to get back to.
It is the same account and the same information you see on the web, so your jobs, tasks, contacts, and email are all there while you are out in the field. The app is still in beta, so you install it through TestFlight, Apple’s app for trying out apps before they reach the App Store. This tutorial walks you through getting it, then shows you around.
Step by step
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Ask for an invite
The app is in beta, so you need to be added to the tester list before you can download it. Tell us the name and Apple ID email to send the invite to and we will add you.Get the mobile appTell us where to send your TestFlight invite.Request your inviteYou will be asked to sign in first.Request inviteFirst nameLast nameApple ID email - 2
Install TestFlight
Open the App Store on your iPhone, search for TestFlight, and install it. It is free and made by Apple. You only need to do this once.✈TestFlightAppleGet - 3
Open your invite
Once you are on the list we send you an invite link by email. Tap it on your phone and it opens TestFlight straight to FieldStone. If you were given a code instead, open TestFlight, tap Redeem, and type it in.FieldStone inviteYou’re invited to test FieldStone. Tap to open in TestFlight:testflight.apple.com/join/… - 4
Download FieldStone
On the FieldStone page in TestFlight, tap Install (or Update when a newer beta is out). When it finishes, tap Open. The app also lands on your home screen like any other.TestFlightFieldStoneRun your business from your phoneInstallWHAT TO TEST - 5
Sign in
Open the app and sign in with the same FieldStone account you use on the web. Continue with Google, sign in with a passkey, or use your email and password. Next time, the way you signed in last is on top and marked Last used. That is it, you are in.Sign inUse your FieldStone account.GContinue with GoogleSign in with passkeyorSign in with emailyou@example.com•••••••• - 6
Your home screen
The app opens on Today: what is on now or next, then your tasks, appointments, open estimates, jobs, and recent activity. Each list has a See all if you want the full list. Up in the header, the note opens Notes, the date opens your calendar, the bell opens your notifications, and the gear opens Settings. The second time you open the app it asks how Home should look. There are five layouts, and you can change your pick later in Settings.TodayOCT6IN 25 MIN9:30 AMEstimate visit · Beau RiversDirectionsCallTextTASKS 2See allOrder trim boardsCall back Dana ParkAPPOINTMENTS 1See allEElena VasquezTomorrow · 9:00 AMESTIMATES 3See allHomeIntegrations+ContactsInbox - 7
Getting around
Five tabs across the bottom: Home, Integrations for your apps, the raised + button, Contacts, and Inbox. The + creates anything — a task, job, appointment, estimate, contact, message, email, call, note, or a piece of feedback. Hold it down instead of tapping and you can just talk to the copilot.CreateTaskJobAppointmentEstimateContactMessageEmailCallNoteFeedbackHomeIntegrations+ContactsInbox - 8
Contacts
The Contacts tab groups everyone into Leads, Customers, and Business, with a search box and filter buttons along the top to narrow it down. The header holds the dialer, a button to add someone new, and a menu with your recent calls and the switch that shows your phone’s own contacts. Tap anyone to open them, or tap the green phone on their row to call.Contacts12 contactsName or numberAllLeadsCustomersBusinessLEADS3AAvery LaneNo numberBBeau Rivers(555) 014-2207 · 9m agoDDana Park(555) 014-8839 · YesterdayHomeIntegrations+ContactsInbox - 9
Make a call
Open the dialer from Contacts, or open a customer and call from their page. Every call is saved with that customer, so you always have the full history of who you talked to and when. Calls go out from your business number, so customers see your business, not your personal cell — and calls are recorded, so the app can write up what was said afterwards.ContactLLakeside Remodeling(555) 014-6120RECENT ACTIVITYCallMessageEstimateJobEdit contactIncoming callThu, May 7 · 10:14 PM · 0:03Incoming callThu, May 7 · 12:20 PM · 0:42 - 10
Text a customer
Open a contact to see your text thread with them. When a conversation gets long, the app keeps a short running summary just above the box you type in, so the things that matter stay on top, like what is booked and what is still open. It is the same conversation you see on the web, so nothing falls through the cracks between your phone and your desk.JJordan(555) 014-3390Thanks, that works for me.I’ll send the quote over today.Incoming call · 0:12Apr 9Scheduling1 new message since this summaryCustomer sent an image.Type a message… - 11
Jobs and tasks
Your jobs and your task list are both on the phone. Jobs show you how far along each one is and which step you are on, and opening one gives you its checklist, next visit, and balance so you can work and invoice from site. Tasks are grouped into overdue, today, tomorrow, and upcoming, so what actually needs doing is at the top, and My day in the Tasks header drops today’s tasks onto today’s calendar. Both are the same records you see on the web.Jobs9 Total7 Ongoing0 CompletedACTIVE 7BWork with Beau RiversBuilt-in pantry shelvingPending33%ImproveEstimate $2,400UnpaidOVERDUE 2Send Dana the quoteTODAY 4Order trim boardsTOMORROW 3Call the inspector - 12
Capture a voice note
Open Notes from Today and tap the mic to record a quick voice note, like a recap after a visit, a reminder, or a measurement. It starts recording straight away. Pick what kind of note it is and it gets written up to match, then save. Tap the mic in a customer’s thread instead and it is filed against them; from Notes it is just saved to your notes. You can ask questions about them later.Voice noteLinking to Jordan Reyes0:07RecordingWhat is it?AutoQuick noteConversationSite visit - 13
Inbox and email
The Inbox tab is every conversation waiting on you, with the assistant and your team chat pinned at the top so you can ask something without hunting for it. Anything you have dealt with moves to Archived, which the box button in the header shows. The envelope in the header opens your email, split into Inbox, Scheduled, Sent, Drafts, and Hidden, where you can read, reply, forward, and delete without leaving the app.InboxSearch messagesAssistantAsk about jobs, schedule, contacts…TeamTrim boards are on the truck.9:02 AMDana Park10:21 AMSounds good, Tuesday worksBeau RiversOct 4Can you send the quote?Elena VasquezOct 3Thanks for stopping by.HomeIntegrations+ContactsInbox - 14
Apps and StoneBox
The Integrations tab is the catalog of everything you can bolt on, with your enabled apps first and your company’s brain pinned at the top. Among them is StoneBox, which holds the files you share with customers — photos, quotes, and paperwork — in folders you can browse, search, and upload to from your phone, with your storage use shown under the title.IntegrationsSearch or askYOUR APPSYour company’s brain1 fact to check1CONNECTEDStoneBoxFiles you share with customersStonegreementAgreements, sent and signedStoneMeetMeetings, written upHomeIntegrations+ContactsInbox - 15
Settings
The gear on Today opens Settings. Pick your Home layout, choose whether your phone’s own contacts show up in the list, add a passkey, check your calendar is syncing, send us feedback, pick which alerts you want pushed to your phone, and sign out. If you belong to more than one business, a Business section at the top switches between them.SettingsHOMEHome layoutSectionsCONTACTSShow device contactsManage sharedCALENDARCalendar healthNOTIFICATIONSDevice permissionACCOUNTSigned in asSign out
That is the tour — five tabs, one button to create anything, and every call, text, job, and task with you wherever the work takes you.
