Tools for the business you’re building.
From the first impression online to the work happening behind the scenes. Start with the part that needs attention; we’ll help you work out what comes next.
Websites that make it easy to choose you.
Your website should explain what you offer, answer the questions people always ask, and make the next step obvious.
A good fit if you need
- A first website, or a fresh start on one that no longer reflects what you do
- Clear service pages and a straightforward way to enquire
- Something that works properly on phones, tablets and computers
- A site you can update yourself without calling anyone
What we agree first
The pages you actually need, what visitors should be able to do, who writes the content, and where the site will live. Then a written scope and price.
Grounds, gutters and building upkeep for strata, offices and schools.
Scheduled visits, one point of contact, photos after every job.
Strata · Offices · Schools
What we look after
Gutter cleaning
Twice-yearly clears for strata and commercial roofs. Every run photographed before and after, downpipes flushed, anything needing repair noted for you.
- Before-and-after photos
- Downpipes flushed
- Repairs noted, never upsold
Twice-yearly clears for strata and commercial roofs. Photos before and after.
Get a quoteExample: Greenline’s website. A home page, a services page with starting prices, and a page for each service with what’s included, all working on a phone. Greenline is a fictional business, not a client project.
Software built around your process.
When the same information gets typed in twice, or the business depends on one complicated spreadsheet, there is usually a simpler way.
Examples of what we build
- Job and task tracking the whole team can see
- Quoting and pricing tools with your rules built in
- Internal tools for everyday admin: rosters, stock, follow-ups
- Customer or team logins, and joining up steps that currently happen in separate systems
What we agree first
Whether an existing product already does the job. If it does, we’ll tell you and help you set it up. Custom software is for when the off-the-shelf options don’t fit how you work.
What’s neededLadder · 2 crew · gutter guard offcut
Note from the officeDog in the yard. Gate code 4471.
On my wayMark as doneExample: Greenline’s job board and field app. The office assigns the work, the crew sees the job, what’s needed and the notes, and the office watches it progress without a phone call. Fictional, not a client project.
Paper to digital, one task at a time.
Make information easier to capture, find and pass on, without changing everything at once or retraining the whole team.
Start with one everyday task
- Paper forms turned into online forms that fill in the boring parts for you
- Job sheets and checklists you can open on a phone on site
- Records organised so the right person can find them in seconds
- Clearer handovers between people, shifts and tasks
What we agree first
Which information actually needs capturing, who should be able to see it, where it is stored and how it is protected, and what happens to the existing paper records. Then we move one task at a time.
Office records
Example: Greenline’s job completion sheet, once a paper form in the ute. Filled in and signed on the phone, in the office records straight away, found with a search. Fictional, not a client project.
A few things you might be wondering.
Short answers. If yours isn’t here, it’s a good first question for the conversation.
Do I need to know exactly what I want?
No. Tell us what your business does and what you’d like to make easier. We can work through the options together, and the first conversation is about understanding the problem, not choosing technology.
How much will it cost?
It depends on the scope, the content and the systems involved. What we can promise is that you’ll have the work and the price in writing before we start building, and no surprises added along the way.
Can we start small?
Yes, and it’s often the best way. One page, one process or one useful tool first. Once it’s working, we agree on what comes next.
Will we be locked in?
No. You own what we build for you, including the domain, the accounts and the content. If you ever want someone else to look after it, they can.
What happens after launch?
We agree on the handover, the access you need and any ongoing support as part of the scope, so you know exactly what’s included and what isn’t.