Towbook

For the work between the calls

Towbook is a business app for towing companies that already use Towbook. It gives dispatchers and drivers access to the company’s Towbook account on an Android device, so calls and job updates can be handled away from a desk. It is most useful to teams that need dispatch, driver communication and job records to travel together through a working day.

Calls, dispatch and job updates

From the app, staff can enter new calls and dispatch them to drivers. Drivers can receive job updates and notifications, while completed work can be documented with photos and receipts. The app also supports sending or printing receipts, managing impounds and looking up a vehicle’s VIN from its plate. These are practical tools for keeping details attached to the job rather than scattered across calls and paperwork.

Fits into motor-club dispatch

Companies handling roadside-assistance work can accept digital dispatches from supported motor clubs and services. The listed providers include Agero, Allstate, FleetNet, Geico, Honk, Tesla and Urgently, among others. That makes Towbook relevant not just for local towing calls, but also for operators whose routine includes work assigned through outside networks.

A working tool, not a standalone trial

This is a companion to a company’s Towbook account, rather than a general-purpose app for drivers looking for roadside help. Its value depends on whether a towing business uses the service and needs mobile access to dispatch and job information. Towbook is the developer; the Android listing shows 100,000+ installs and a 3.55 rating across 1,879 reviews. That gives some sense of its reach, though the day-to-day fit will come down to a company’s existing workflow.