From "trust me" to "here's the row it came from."
A concept for the operating system behind an RV rental investment fund — one dense tool for running a hundred-unit fleet, and one calm app for the investors who own it.
Main dashboard
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Main dashboard
The situation
RV WeGo's business model is simple to say and hard to trust: raise money from investors, buy motorhomes, rent them out, and send back a share of what's left over. The entire relationship runs on one question investors keep asking in different words — is my money actually doing what you say it's doing? Most operators in this space answer with a monthly PDF and a phone number.
We were asked to design something that could answer with the underlying ledger itself: an operations system dense enough to run a hundred-unit fleet day to day, and an investor-facing app calm enough that nobody needs to call and check.
Understanding it together
We traced one rental night end to end — booking, fees, costs, net income, investor share — for a single unit. That surfaced the real constraint: an operator running a hundred vehicles and an investor checking on one need to see the same data, not two versions that could quietly drift apart.
We also found the two audiences want different depth — operators live in dense grids sorted by what's losing money; most investors just want to know once a month if they got paid and their van's busy, though about one in five want the full ledger. Designing for both without building two products was the real problem.
From prototype to complete concept
We designed two coherent systems on one shared data model, not a shared UI. On the operator side: a fleet view sorted by net yield and idle duration, a unit page where every cost books to a VIN before a category, and a bookings grid overlaying all three sales channels so a cheap gap doesn't get missed.
On the investor side: a portfolio home led by capital returned — the number that actually settles anxiety — plus a web view for the ones who want the full ledger. The hardest screen was the one nobody enjoys: closing the month, which walks costs → allocation → review → pay, and refuses to proceed while any cost line sits unallocated. This stands today as a complete concept, ready to move into build.
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Investor overview
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Completed tasks board
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Investor's payout
4/ What
We built
Operators vs Investors
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Fleet & unit ledger — registry, ownership, documents, per-unit P&L, disposal
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Bookings & channel manager — direct, marketplace, and corporate on one grid, gaps flagged automatically
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Maintenance & work orders — costs priced against the nights they displace, not just the invoice
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Books & distributions — cost allocation, payout runs, statements, 1099s
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Field app — walkarounds, meter reads, damage photos, from the same data both apps read
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Portfolio home — capital returned, cash yield, next payout, per-unit cards
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My unit — occupancy, days rented, revenue, visible costs
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Statements & documents — monthly PDF, tax pack, title and insurance copies
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Analyst view (web) — full cost ledger, fleet benchmarking, CSV export, for the investors who want it
Mobile dashboard 1
Mobile dashboard 2
4/ Ready for a Full Course?
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The situation
Our client -
a busy moving company — wasn't short on software. They already had a well-known CRM. On paper, it did everything. In practice, that was the problem: it did everything *except* fit them.
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What we achieved
Facts
3/ What
“ This is the space to share a review from one of the business's clients or customers”
Every cost line traces to a specific VIN — no blind-pool allocation, no black box
“ This is the space to share a review from one of the business's clients or customers”
Operator and investor apps read the same underlying ledger — zero drift between what each side sees
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Monthly close designed to run costs → allocation → review → pay in one sitting, and blocks automatically on any unallocated cost
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Designed to run 100 units across 40+ investors from one system
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