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Owners set up venues and areas. Cleaners scan a QR and work through step-by-step checklists.

ClientZuiver Totaalhygiene

ProductCleanControl

Where and whenNetherlands · 2024 to 2025

PlatformMobile app

The screen, annotated by hand · scroll

venues are photographsan owner with five sites recognises the door, not the name
75%, livethe owner watches a clean happen without calling anyone
the log is the proofevery finished checklist is kept, for the inspector and for the owner

The story, in the order I work

Given · why

What was there

Two roles in one iOS app: an owner wizard for venues, hours, areas and users with live progress and logs; a cleaner flow from QR scan to area to task, each task carrying safety precautions, equipment, chemicals and numbered instructions.

Planted · what I owned

What I took on

Placeholder until confirmed.

Shipped

What went out

An MVP, 2024 to 2025.

Venue setup Areas & items Owner home & progress Cleaner checklist Task detail Logs & users

The other screens

Cleaner task detail

Setting up areas

The first screen: choose the kitchen or the building

A task with its safety precautions and the right equipment

Setup by subtraction: tap what each washroom does not have

The checklist for any day

2Roles in one iOS app

4Things every task carries: precautions, equipment, chemicals, steps

What I'd do differently

The honest paragraph.

An MVP built for two roles that never meet, the owner and the cleaner. Setup by subtraction, tap what the building does not have, came from watching a setup form fail; it is the part I would keep in anything like it.

Ask what they don't have. Shorter form, same answer.

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