🪓 Built for UK joiners & carpenters

The free business app
for UK joiners

Detailed timber quotes with photos. Deposit taken before you order the oak. Every workshop receipt logged in seconds. Second-fix invoices done from the site, not the laptop. Free, forever.

Bespoke joinery is a trade where the wrong quote costs you thousands. Oak prices move, workshop hours stack up, and clients need to see the detail before they commit. Yoley gives you line-by-line quotes with photos attached, a deposit invoice you can raise the moment a client says yes, and an expenses log that remembers which receipt was for which job.

Whether you’re fitting a staircase, hanging doors across a new build, building a fitted wardrobe, doing kitchen carcass work, or handling full first-and-second-fix for a main contractor, Yoley keeps the admin on your phone so your evenings aren’t buried in paper. And if you’re on site as a CIS subcontractor, CIS is handled automatically, free.

Every invoice carries a secure payment link, so the client can pay by card or Apple Pay the moment a set of made-to-measure wardrobes gets signed off — from 0.99% + 5p, no chasing, no waiting for a BACS transfer. Tap to Pay on iPhone is coming soon.

Five reasons it fits bespoke work

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Quotes with reference photos

Attach site photos, sketches and mood-board images to the line items on a quote. Clients see exactly what they’re getting before they sign.

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Deposits before you order timber

Split the quote into a 30% deposit and 70% on completion. Raise the deposit invoice the minute the quote is accepted — protects you when the oak price jumps.

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Workshop and site receipts, sorted

Snap every Howdens, MKM, Travis Perkins, IronmongeryDirect and Screwfix receipt. Tag against the job. Material cost on every project is already totalled.

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CIS on new-build work

Doing second-fix for a main contractor? Enter the contractor’s CIS details once, and every invoice you send them has the 20% deduction already calculated.

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Paid on handover

Bespoke wardrobes fitted, client standing in the room, happy. Send the balance invoice and they pay the link by card or Apple Pay on their phone, from 0.99% + 5p. Job done, paid, go home.

Consultation → workshop → fit → paid

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Day 1 — Consultation in the client’s home

You measure the alcove, photograph the space, sketch a couple of options. On the way home you build the quote on your iPhone: line items for materials, finishings, machining and fit. Attach the photos. Add a 30% deposit schedule. Send.

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Day 3 — Deposit paid, timber ordered

Client accepts and pays the 30% deposit by card, from 0.99% + 5p. You order the oak from your local timber merchant, snap the purchase receipt, tag it to the job.

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Week 2 — Workshop

Machine, sand, finish. Each trip to Howdens or IronmongeryDirect gets its receipt snapped. At end-of-week your project cost is visible in the expenses tab — you can see the margin already.

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Week 3 — Fit and final invoice

On site, pieces fit, client signs off. You raise the 70% balance invoice on your phone. They pay the link by card or Apple Pay there and then. In your bank two working days later.

Bespoke work deserves bespoke-looking quotes.

Yoley’s branded quotes with photos look like a studio built them. Free, on your iPhone.

Read the 5-minute Quick Start Guide →

Frequently asked questions

Is there a free app for joiners and carpenters?

Yes. Yoley is free for UK joiners — quote bespoke work with reference photos, take deposits before ordering timber, and get paid on handover, all with no monthly fee.

Can I take a deposit before ordering materials?

Yes. Yoley lets you request and take a deposit before you order timber or materials, so you're not funding bespoke jobs out of your own pocket.

Does Yoley handle CIS for joiners on new-build sites?

Yes. Yoley handles CIS deductions automatically and free, which applies to joinery work on new-build and contracted sites.

Can I add photos to a joinery quote?

Yes. You can attach reference photos to quotes in Yoley, which helps with bespoke and made-to-measure work where the customer needs to see exactly what they're agreeing to.