- Type
- CONFIDENTIAL PROJECT
- Duration
- 5:34
- Stack
- Field service · Multi-tenant · API · Mobile
- Proof
- YouTube walkthrough · linked case study
Watch the demo
Open on YouTube → · Duration 5:34 · Full playlist
What this demo shows
Direct answer: Field-service tenancy: each company gets customers and crews on one shared API — the mobile apps are clients, not a second product. The recording is the system — not a slide deck. Architecture: Oober case study.
- A shared backend that isolates each snow or lawn company.
- Customer and worker apps talking to the same API plane.
- Field-service scheduling as a multi-tenant product.
What this is not
- Not a slide deck or logo animation — the recording is the running product.
- Not a hosted tenant you can subscribe to on this domain.
Client names stay off public pages where work is confidential. Figures on screen are from demo or evaluation data unless a linked case study says otherwise.
Video chapters
Jump points for humans and crawlers. Timestamps open the same recording on YouTube.
| Time | Segment |
|---|---|
| 0:00 | Segment 1 A shared backend that isolates each snow or lawn company. |
| 1:51 | Segment 2 Customer and worker apps talking to the same API plane. |
| 3:42 | Segment 3 Field-service scheduling as a multi-tenant product. |
| 4:49 | Wrap-up How the screens fit a real deployment and what to read next on this site. |
Who should watch
- SaaS founders who need tenancy, billing and admin surfaces
- Product owners commissioning custom web applications
- Teams shipping mobile apps on a shared backend API
Technology in the recording
Field serviceMulti-tenantAPIMobile
On this site
Case study, service or article for the same system.
Oober case study →Oober mobile app demo →SaaS development →Full-stack development → About Pankaj Joshi → All demos →Questions this demo answers
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