In development. PestRouteDesk is not live yet. Everything below describes what we are building for 1-5 technician shops; screens are not shown until they exist. Founding members get $49/mo, locked, and a say in what ships first. What exists today.
What the tech app is designed to capture
| Field on the ticket | Why it matters | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Product, EPA registration number, amount applied | Federal RUP records require brand/product, EPA reg. no., total amount (7 CFR 110.3); many states require more for all products | Planned |
| Location, size of area treated, target site | Same federal/state record fields | Planned |
| Applicator name + license/certification number | Required on federal RUP records and most state records | Planned |
| Target pest, device/trap checks, photos | Callbacks and commercial audits | Planned |
| Customer signature + service notes | Proof of service for disputes | Planned |
| Offline mode with sync | Crawlspaces, basements, rural routes | Planned |
Chemical records that match the rules
Under USDA’s federal rule, certified applicators must record restricted-use pesticide applications within 14 days, keep them 2 years, and commercial applicators must give the customer a copy within 30 days (7 CFR 110.3). States add their own fields and retention periods - see each state licensing page. Until the app exists, our free pesticide application record template covers the federal fields.
Get founding-member pricing: $49/mo, locked
Founding members pay $49/mo flat for up to 3 technicians, locked for as long as you stay subscribed. No payment today. We will email you before launch and, if you want, book a 20-minute demo call to walk through your routes.
Frequently asked questions
Will it run on iPhone and Android?
Yes, that is the plan - a mobile web app first, with offline storage, so there is nothing to install from an app store at launch.
Can techs see only their own route?
Yes. Tech logins see their day; the owner sees everything.
Sources
- 7 CFR 110.3 - USDA recordkeeping for restricted use pesticides (accessed 2026-09-23)