What the app does

The full DebrisDash workflow is bigger than a pile form.

The website now calls out the public app features that show up in the repo: posting, quotes, scheduled lineups, hauler maps, receiver sites, proof, chat, and payment workflows.

Post pickup jobsAdd pile photos, material, size, general area, access notes, and private handoff details.
Request and compare quotesUse quote and bid flows so posters can review hauling options instead of losing prices in text threads.
Line up future haulsCreate scheduled piles so contractors and posters can line up interest before the live pickup is ready.
Find nearby loadsHaulers can browse open work, payouts, load details, and active haul status from the app.
Map the whole runUse dump, scrapyard, receiver-site, route batching, and external Maps handoff tools before the truck moves.
List receiver sitesReceiver sites list the clean material they want, like chips, brush or logs, soil, or clean fill.
Track proof and messagesJob status, chat, before photos, completion photos, dispute evidence, and history stay tied to the job.
Handle checkout and payoutsStripe-powered checkout, payment holds, top-ups, and hauler payout setup support the paid cleanup workflow.
Actual app map
Illustrative DebrisDash hauler map preview with sample jobs, destinations, and route tools
Dump, scrap, and compatible receiver-site context helps haulers finish the run.

Why it is worth installing

The app keeps the field details where they belong.

Private until claimExact address and arrival notes stay protected until a hauler claims the job.
Better load decisionsPhotos, pile size, access, estimated post-fee payout, and destination context help the right truck say yes.
Proof after cleanupBefore photos, after photos, status, and timestamps stay with the job record.
Material has somewhere to goReceiver sites help clean chips, logs, brush, dirt, and fill stay useful.