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Every screen in Lil' Rollout, explained with pictures of the real app. Pick a guide or search for what you're stuck on.
For neighbors
Getting your cans handled by the crew on your street.
A neighborhood kid rolls your cans out and back, with a parent running the business.
Find out whether a crew serves your street, and what they charge.
Create your account, pick a plan, and wait for the operator to approve you.
Who serves you, what you owe, when the next pickup is, and how to pause.
Your upcoming and past pickups, with photo proof of each roll.
What's due, how to send it, and what happens if you tap the wrong thing.
Update your name, phone, email, service address, reminders, and login details.
Add Lil' Rollout to your home screen so it opens like a normal app.
Password, magic link, or Google — and what to do when you're locked out.
For operators
Running the business: coverage, pricing, schedule, and getting paid.
How a parent-run crew gets from the waitlist to a live business.
Follow your invite, set a password, accept the terms, then set up the business.
The dashboard: active subscribers, money owed, and what needs your attention.
Draw the streets you serve on a map. Nobody can subscribe until you do.
Publish what you sell — plan, waste type, and price — and set your own rates.
Set recurring collection days, generate dates, and add one-offs.
Reading a city calendar out of a photo: coming soon, and what to do meanwhile.
Accept or decline the neighbors asking for service, and see everyone you serve.
Record which cans a house actually has, and check the roll history.
Today's stops in walking order, with a map and directions.
Roller mode — a locked, stripped-down screen the kid uses on the route.
Confirm what's landed, chase what hasn't, and keep the history straight.
A page of your own, and a printable QR flyer to put on doors.
Payment methods, timezone, public profile, roller PIN, and login.
For kid rollers
The short version, for whoever is actually walking the route.
What's new
Changes to Lil' Rollout, newest first.