The software, the website, the assistants and the back-office — built end-to-end as one connected system. Offline-first by design: your business's data stays on your hardware, not in someone else's cloud.
Not six vendors and a stack of logins. Software, site, assistants and back-office, designed together.
A back-office that runs the admin itself — jobs, certificates, invoices, customers, payroll — with AI handling the repetitive work.
An assistant grounded in your own business — answering enquiries and capturing leads while you're on the tools.
A site that wins work and connects to the same system.
A branded, populated back-office stood up in minutes from your trade.
Purpose-built tools for the way a job runs on site — mobile-first.
Hands-on, in-browser learning — for your trade and the people you're bringing up behind you.
Growth, engineering, compliance, legal, finance.
Work comes in the front; the back-office runs the admin itself.
A part-time admin to run the jobs, quotes, invoices, chasing and payroll costs an estimated £10–15k a year. This does that work — on your own system, day and night.
Estimated figure, based on a typical UK part-time admin (~15–20 hrs/week). Your own costs will vary.
The back-office that runs the admin itself — jobs, quotes, invoices and payroll.
Setup gives you a fully populated back-office. A five-role AI team — growth, engineering, compliance, legal, finance — that only ever knows your business. Six trade presets out of the box.
Twenty-plus years in computer and PC engineering — including as part of a ten-person team that migrated around a million user accounts at ISP scale.
Over the last year, all of that turned toward one thing: AI automation a small trade business can actually use — built solo, end to end, from the concept to the code to the contracts.
More about Pete Purchon →The software is built and ready to deploy. Book a demo, see it work on your trade, and come on board at early-access pricing — a direct line to the person who built it.