For electricians & their customers

FIXmyPOWER

Guided by AI. Fixed by pros.

FixMyPower is being built as an extra pair of eyes for the electrician before the visit. The goal: less time troubleshooting and more jobs solved on the first visit. Planned: license verification, so customers know a licensed pro is coming.

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The Problem

Every service call starts with a guess.

Your customer can't describe it

"The light just doesn't work" is a typical call: no symptoms, no context, no way to prep.

The van carries everything — a store on wheels

Yet it still lacks the one part nobody could have predicted from a phone call.

Unpaid time, twice

A supply run takes the founder 35 to 60 minutes by his own estimate. That time is unpaid, and your customer is still waiting.

Planned Customer Experience

The planned intake will turn "it doesn't work" into something you can act on.

Before FixMyPower asks for a single photo, it will ask 2–4 plain-language questions — one at a time, written for someone who has never heard of a GFCI or a breaker panel.

What you'd normally get

"Switch not working." No further detail.

Planned brief example

Breaker never tripped · switch feels warm · two switches control the same light.

Each answer will narrow the AI's confidence — the same "conf high / conf med" tags on the parts estimate, to be backed by the customer's own words.

Answers will decide which photos will be requested next: skip the panel photo if the breaker never tripped, ask for a close-up if the switch feels warm.

Next: real-time photo-quality coaching — guiding a re-shoot the way an ID-verification app guides a selfie.

Screenshot of the FixMyPower guided intake questions from the prototype demo

Planned Job Brief

The goal: see the job before you reach the house.

Equipment ID from the photo: type, color, likely brand.

Parts with price ranges: $3–$18 standard, $18–$65 smart or dimmer.

Likely causes, ranked: failed switch, tripped breaker, open neutral, fixture fault.

The customer's own answers to the guided questions, verbatim — context before you leave.

NEC-informed checklist, for licensed pros only.

Your license, your call. The planned brief will be informational — likely parts, probable causes, nothing more. Diagnosis and every code-compliance decision stay yours.

Screenshot of the Customer Request and AI Intake Follow-Up from the FixMyPower prototype demo

Screenshot of the AI Parts Recognition Estimate from the FixMyPower prototype demo

Screenshot of the Possible Causes and NEC-informed checklist from the FixMyPower prototype demo

Built By Pros, For Pros

Built by a seasoned electrician.

Serhii Shepelenko

FOUNDER, LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

Licensed California electrical contractor (C-10)

15 years in electrical work — Bay Area residential service since 2023

He knows the pain first-hand, running service calls across the Bay Area every day.

Next step: a pilot with 5 to 10 Bay Area electricians from the founder's network.

Pricing

Planned price: $40 a month per pro.

Planned

$40

Per pro, per month

One seat per technician — the core subscription.

Shop & homeowner lines

Per-seat shop plans for multi-tech crews, plus homeowner requests routed to verified pros.

Supply-house referral

Planned: the job brief will list the parts needed, with an option to pre-order from a local supply house and earn a referral fee.

Brand & supplier spots

Planned: featured product promotions and targeted ad placements for supply houses on the main application dashboard.

Questions

What pros ask before signing up.

Does this replace my judgment as a licensed electrician?

No. The planned job brief will be informational — likely parts, probable causes, and the customer's own words. Final diagnosis, and every code-compliance decision, stays yours.

What does it cost?

Planned price: $40 per month, per technician. Shop plans for multi-tech crews are planned next, not available yet.

Is it live yet?

Not yet. Today FixMyPower is a clickable prototype. The next step is a pilot with Bay Area electricians. Leave your email and we will reach out when the pilot opens.

Which trades is this for?

Electricians first. The guided-intake approach is planned to extend to other trades that drive to a job site, with electrical as the first focus for validation.

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Want to join the pilot?

We plan to start with Bay Area electricians. Leave your email and we will reach out when the pilot opens.

Serhii Shepelenko s@fixmypowerai.com demo ↗

Photographs are illustrative. App screens are from the clickable prototype.