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Name the problem
Quotes stuck in inboxes. Jobs tracked in three spreadsheets. Handoffs that only one person understands. Tell us what hurts most.
Two people · Fixed price · One week
You point us at the messy process that is burning hours or money. We design and build the tool, then put it in the hands of the people doing the work.
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Quotes stuck in inboxes. Jobs tracked in three spreadsheets. Handoffs that only one person understands. Tell us what hurts most.
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Two senior people, design through to working software. No account managers. No juniors. No waiting for a roadmap.
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By Friday it is live with the people who need it. Practical software for the work that actually runs your business.
The offer
You point us at the thing and hand over what already exists: documents, logins, a recording of someone doing the job. Working out what to build from that pile is the job.
One week. Fixed price, agreed before we start. About 90 minutes of your time.
One week. Fixed price, agreed before we start. About 90 minutes of your time.
Who you get
We are Angus and Kevin. Friends who build together, from first sketch to shipped tool. If it is awkward, operational, and costing you money, we want that problem.
Sydney-based. Drawn to complex systems, woodworking, well-made things, and anything with an engine.
Cape Town-based designer and product builder. Outside work: wild camping, ultras, and golf.
A clinical framework that had to run day to day in schools
Innovation frameworks that only worked when the consultant was in the room
Physician-owned practices stuck with legacy scheduling tools
A small team needing to run multiple campaigns at once
Interview coaching that could not scale past the coaches who knew the method
Enquiries arriving faster than anyone could answer them
No, and we would rather you did not write one. A brief encodes your own diagnosis, which is the part you are paying us to check.
Plenty of people start. What you do not have is a week of full attention, a clear view of what to build, and anyone whose job it is to finish.
Heavily. It is why a week is enough, and why most of that week goes on working out what to build.
Then that is the deliverable, and it was worth the week.
No. Most of the businesses we work with have nobody in the building who builds software.
You own the code and the reasoning behind it. Most people keep us on as their ongoing development partners.
Send a few lines on what is broken. We reply within one working day.