MoriumBuilt by a detailer who lost track of his own day.
I started detailing in 2024, picking up a few jobs here and there. By the summer of 2025 it had turned into a real side business, and this past summer I did it full time.
I began as an independent contractor, bringing my own supplies to other people's jobs. A few weeks in, I went out on my own as Livermore Auto Detailing and started running my own Google Local Services ads to find customers.
That's when the work picked up, and the business side got messy. Some days I had three details booked and no clear picture of my day. Which address was first? Was this one an interior, a full detail, or a quick wash? What did the customer ask for when they booked? It all lived in texts, notes and my memory, and that's how things slip.
So I built Morium.
Morium is the tool I wish I'd had that summer. Every job sits in one place, with the address, the service, the price and the customer's notes. Customers can request a booking from your link at any hour. Reminders go out on their own, so people are home when you pull up. When the job is done, you send an invoice they can pay by card, and Morium can follow up for a review or a rebook.
I kept it simple on purpose. A solo detailer gets everything on one easy plan, and a growing crew can add team members and roles when they need them. Morium is built for detailers first, with other service businesses coming next.
Today I'm an entrepreneurship student at the University of Oklahoma, building Morium for detailers like me.
When you open Morium, I want you to feel at ease. Your day is organized, your customers are reminded, and you can get back to the part of the job you actually enjoy.
Brock Livermore
Founder, Morium
