The AI tool to run your business and team up · Australia
Your own bookings, the jobs you do for other shops, every dollar owed either way. One sheet, separate ledgers.
Moving · cleaning · repairs · airport runs · deliveries · nails… any job tied to a place and a time fits.
AI wired through · six places it types for you
Recording a deal, scheduling a job, reading a booking request, opening a shop, building an order form, listing from a photo. Six places where a model types for you. You just check it.
One spoken line becomes customer, type, item, amount, deposit and payment method.
That messy WeChat blurb becomes a job you can schedule, phone and WeChat ID told apart.
Incoming bookings arrive tagged with difficulty, risk, ⚠ special items and a 🤖 suggestion.
Describe your trade and it picks the type, names the shop, presets a few items.
Say what you want to ask at booking time; fields, options and hints line up.
One photo becomes name, brand, model, colour, spec and condition. You check it, set the price, then list.
If the model can't be reached, you're never stuck: text falls back to keywords, photos go back to you filling it in. Say it on the road, it lands as a deal.
↑ High risk jumps to the top, outlined pink
The model only fills the form. Editing it and saving it are both your call.
If the model can't be reached it falls back to keywords. The feature still works, no spinner. If a photo can't be recognised, it asks you to fill it in by hand.
Put an OpenAI-compatible base URL and key in each shop's AI settings and the text features run on your own quota. Listing from a photo always uses the platform's vision model, up to 20 photos an hour per shop.
A status card at the top of AI settings shows whether it's really calling the model or falling back, how many calls worked and why any failed.
Open a shop, get found · your storefront brings customers in
Every shop comes with a self-serve booking page. Now it has a link people remember, turns your tagline, service areas and opening hours into a format search engines understand, and shows you who visited, who tapped order and who actually booked.
Generated from your shop name when you open, like /s/cici-cleaning, and you can change it. It fits on a business card, a post or a QR code; after a change, every link you already sent redirects to the new one.
Your tagline, service areas, opening hours and rating are packaged in a format search engines understand (structured data), and your share card uses the same text. Styling your storefront isn't just about looks: the more specific you are, the easier you are to find.
Visits, order clicks and submitted orders over the last 30 days as three trend lines, plus a conversion funnel. See where people drop off, then decide: rewrite the copy, adjust the price or share the link more.
Indexing and ranking are up to the search engines. HuanHuan puts your content in a format they understand and gives you a link people remember. Storefront analytics are recorded by HuanHuan itself, with no third-party tracking code, and count only three things: visits, order clicks and submitted orders.
The three things that matter, shown instead of explained.
Pass a job to a helper. When they mark it done, your ledger books the cost at once.
A flat price or an hourly rate on the public board. Nobody sees customer details until you confirm; confirming makes them your helper. Community side rolling out.
Applications, acceptances, reschedules, payments. In-app plus push, even with the app closed. Chats live in Messages, and an evening nudge covers tomorrow's jobs and pay that's due.
Pass on what you can't fit in. The reputation stays with your shop.
Who took it, at what price, paid or not. One record, full trail.
Helpers build a track record and become the next owners.
Owner, helper, customer. Switch any time, each with its own workspace.
Customer details don't exist on the path before confirmation
The last slot can't be taken twice
Done means locked; changes leave a trail
The model writes into the form. Sending it is still you
Helpers agree to the shop's terms first; the exact text is kept
Seven days unpaid after a job is done, both sides get a reminder
Live businesses on HuanHuan during beta.
20 to 40 seconds each, with the phone screens rebuilt from the real app.
Opening is free and the beta is fully free. After that, tiered on monthly order volume, no commission.
No. Any logged-in user can apply, after reading and agreeing to that shop's helper terms. The moment the owner confirms, you become that shop's helper.
Marking done books the cost in the owner's ledger at once. Pay offline; once the owner marks it paid, the helper sees it as received. Still unpaid seven days later, both sides get a reminder.
Only what you hand it goes out: the line you speak when recording a deal, the customer message you paste when scheduling (whatever you paste, it sees), and the item and notes a customer typed when booking (that last one carries no name or contact details), and the photo you pick when you tap Fill from photo or List from a photo (it is sent to the AI model provider to be recognised; that step does not keep the photo, which is only saved as the item photo once you list it). The public-board rule is unchanged too: before you confirm, an applicant cannot reach the customer's name, address or phone.
Every field it fills sits in the form and you can edit it before saving. Pressing Record is always you. If the model can't be reached it falls back to keywords, so the feature still works; if a photo can't be recognised, it asks you to fill it in by hand.
Your storefront page packages the shop name, tagline, service areas, opening hours and rating you fill in into a format search engines understand (structured data), and you can change its link to one people remember, like /s/cici-cleaning; after a change, the old link redirects to the new one. Public shops are also listed by default in the store directory at stores.huanhuan.com.au, where people can browse by trade and service area, and every item has its own page you can share on its own. Indexing and ranking are up to the search engines: the more specific and genuine your content, the better your chances of being found.
Open Storefront analytics from the Me page (the side nav on desktop): visits to your storefront page over the last 30 days, taps on the order button, orders actually submitted and the conversion rate, as three trend lines plus a conversion funnel. HuanHuan records it itself, with no third-party tracking code.
No app store. Open it in your phone browser and tap Add to Home Screen. On iPhone, launch from the icon to turn on push (iOS 16.4+). On a computer it opens as a desktop layout with a side nav. In WeChat you can also search for the 换换排活 mini program: same account, same data.

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Mini program when you are out, web version when you sit down — same account, same data.
Open it in your phone browser and tap Add to Home Screen. No app store. Chinese, English and Spanish.