Built by a contractor, for contractors.

I've worked with CRM systems since 2011 — in sales, as an entrepreneur, and running my own home-services business, Repair ASAP, here in New York City. I know what it's like to crawl out from under a sink, check your phone, and see 4 missed Yelp messages — all from leads who already hired someone else.

I know the panic of tax season, when you realize half your receipts are unreadable or lost in the glove box. I know the guilt of forgetting to follow up with a customer who was ready to book.

I tried every CRM on the market. They were all built for people behind desks — with complex dashboards, confusing setup wizards, and subscription plans that cost more than my monthly gas bill. None of them understood my workflow.

So I built Bazas. A CRM that thinks like a tradesman. It captures leads before the context disappears, keeps receipts tied to the job, and helps follow up when operators are busy. Founder-led setup keeps the workflow practical instead of forcing every business through a generic wizard.

Bazas means “base” — as in the foundation of your business. Every lead, every receipt, every job, every conversation — all in one base. That's what I needed. That's what I built. And now I'm rolling it out to service businesses through a founder-led private beta.