The groups above are the businesses we've written a page for, not the limit of what Giday answers for. The test is simpler than a category: if a ringing phone means dropping the thing you're paid for, it's built for you. Mobile mechanics under a bonnet. Tutors mid-lesson. Photographers mid-shoot. Caterers plating. Market stall holders with a queue. Removalists on a staircase. Driving instructors on a lesson. Mobile vets, farriers, dog walkers, personal trainers, piano teachers, celebrants, bike mechanics, upholsterers, picture framers, signwriters.
You tell it your services, your hours, your prices and your calendar at signup, and it answers as part of your business from the first call: books the job into your calendar, texts the customer, texts you, and never pretends to be a person. Everything the sector pages describe — durations per service, capacity per person, a person by name, quoting from your list on the plans that include it, urgent calls put through — works for any business, because none of it is specific to a trade.