Reels · previous work

What we've built. And what it did.

Short reels of real tools. Names, places and figures are changed or hidden, so nobody's business is on show.

Built for a Manchester trades firm

The paperwork that keeps itself

Friday afternoon, and nobody can find the fire alarm certificate. Not any more: every check on every site on one screen, logged once, certificates that file themselves, and engineers who tick it off on their phone.

No more chasing paper on a Friday.

What we do, in under a minute

Keep the bit you love

Spreadsheets, emails, invoices, WhatsApps and PDFs go in. One clean answer comes out.

We'll take the bit you hate.

Coming next

Reels in the works, one for each kind of business around here. Each one is a real problem, start to finish.

Trades

Every receipt on its job

Merchant e-receipts matched to jobs: real margin per job, the day it finishes.

Lettings

No certificate ever lapses

Gas, EICR and EPC dates watched, landlords and engineers nudged by themselves.

Recruitment

Every hour worked, billed

Timesheets in any format matched to the invoice run before it goes out.

Wholesale

The order list writes itself

A messy stock count turned into what to order today.

Accountancy

The chase that chases itself

Who still owes paperwork, and a polite email drafted for each.

Solicitors

Work done, never billed

Unbilled time found and on each fee earner's desk every Monday.

Architects

See the fee burn coming

A nudge when a stage passes 80% of its hours, not after.

Cleaning

Contract hours, kept

Clock-ins against contracts: which sites are short-changed, which are costing you.

Clinics

Fewer empty chairs

No-shows counted, reminders sent, late gaps offered to the waiting list.

Any firm with crews

Where every hour went

A daily log turned into hours, downtime and what each hour earned.

Sites and warehouses

The safety log, sorted

Near-misses and incidents turned into a monthly picture anyone can read.

Where we come from

Before Manchester, thirty years of tools for some of the most complicated jobs on earth. Fully featured, a bit abstract, and well worth a look: if we can make sense of that, your spreadsheets don't stand a chance.

Want one of these for your business?

Start with the bit you hate.

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