No one builds a product for a job that size, so you end up with software that nearly does it and you finish the rest by hand. We build the missing part, for your business, usually inside a few weeks. We built these for our own companies first, and we still run them there.
Four different jobs. Nothing goes out until you say so.
Every owner has their own version of this list, and it refills every week.
Fixing it got cheap. Most owners haven’t noticed yet.
Fixing this kind of friction properly used to mean a dev agency, a six-figure budget and a six-month wait. AI-assisted development has changed the maths: our first builds usually cost in the low thousands, not the low hundreds of thousands.
A free audit. You bring the job that has been bugging you. We work out whether it is worth building, and what it would cost.
A plain proposal: what we would build, what it costs, what it saves. You decide.
You see it working on your real cases before you commit to more.
We ship it and wire it into the tools you already use. You stay in control throughout.
Not a handover: we train your team, watch it run, and keep tuning as the business changes. You message the people who built it.
We don’t replace your setup. We build the missing piece to fit it.
Outlook
Excel
Canva
ServiceM8
Slack
TeamsDon’t see yours? We build the connection, even to that booking system from 2009.
Two of us. One has spent years running companies, doing the bookings and the invoices himself. The other has spent years building AI systems for large clients. Our own companies were the proving ground, and the person you talk to is the person who builds your tool.
Each one runs in a real business today. Each one takes a few minutes and you click through it yourself.
Five minutes here, a lost call there, an evening of quoting. The free audit puts a figure on what it costs you, and what a fix would earn.