PullSheet
AI diagnostics for the trades
Turn a reported symptom into a structured, safety-first troubleshooting report. Carry a licensing reference for all 50 states in your pocket. Cross-manufacturer, offline-first, built by an elevator constructor for the people doing the work.
Live at pullsheet.app
Inside the app
Five screens from a single job: describe the symptom, get a safety-first report, check your license, and know exactly what a plan costs before you commit.
Built for the field
PullSheet is an AI diagnostic assistant for technicians who fix real equipment for a living. You describe the symptom the way you would to another mechanic, and PullSheet works it into a structured troubleshooting report instead of a wall of generic search results. It is cross-manufacturer and offline-first, so it keeps working in a machine room with no signal.
Safety comes first, every time
Every diagnostic run starts from the assumption that the car is unsafe. The report leads with locking out and treating the equipment as dangerous before it ever gets to a probable cause. The app also makes you acknowledge a safety notice before it helps, because a diagnosis is worth nothing if somebody gets hurt getting to it.
Know your license
PullSheet carries a licensing reference for all 50 states, 48 of them verified against official state sources. When you travel for work or take a job in a new jurisdiction, you can check the requirements without digging through a dozen government websites.
Simple, honest pricing
PullSheet is free to start. The Pro plan is $29.99 per month and comes with a 7-day free trial, so you can put it to work on real calls before you pay for anything. It is live now at pullsheet.app.