The proof lab

Go on then. Break one.

Five of the things we actually build, running right here. No sign-up, no email, no "book a demo". Two of them are genuinely live — you type, they think, you get real output. The other three are walkthroughs, and we've labelled them that way because pretending otherwise would be the exact thing we're trying not to be.

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Build 02 · 2 slots

Quote in Minutes

Live — really running

An enquiry lands the way customers actually write them: vague, at 9pm, missing half of what you need. This drafts the quote off your price list so you approve and send instead of starting from a blank page after dinner.

Call-out fee — after hours only* ..... $90 Labour, standard hourly .............. $95/hr Labour, after hours / weekend ........ $145/hr Apprentice, hourly ................... $55/hr Power point — install new ............ $180 each Power point — replace ................ $110 each Ceiling fan — supply and install ..... $420 Downlight — LED, supply + install .... $95 each Switchboard — safety switch added .... $340 Switchboard — full upgrade ........... $1,850 Smoke alarm — supply and install ..... $165 each EV charger — supply and install ...... $1,450 Rewire, per room, allow .............. $1,200 Compliance certificate ............... $75 Waste removal ........................ $60

*The call-out fee only applies weekends, or between 5:30pm and 8am. Weekday daytime jobs don't get one. Try the emergency example — it's a Saturday, so watch what it does.

Type a job on the left, or tap one of the examples.
Then press the button.
Try the useless one. It won't invent a price. It'll tell you exactly what it can't quote and what it needs to know — because a confident wrong quote costs you a lot more than an honest question.
What it can't do: price anything that isn't on your list, and send anything by itself. Approval is always human. That's not a limitation we're apologising for — it's the design. In your build this runs off your real price list, into your real email template. The one number we'd watch: how often you edit a draft before sending it. When that drops near zero, it's earning its keep.
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Build 03 · 1 slot

Invoice Chaser

Live — really running

Overdue in Xero, so a polite one goes at seven days, a firmer one at fourteen, and one from you personally at twenty-one. It chases money you've already earned, which is why it usually pays for itself in the first month.

Tone is the whole build. An over-aggressive chaser costs you a customer worth more than the invoice. This is the bit we'd actually sit down and get right with you.
Pick a tone and press the button.
You'll get day 7, day 14 and day 21.
What it can't do: chase anything that isn't invoiced in Xero, and it won't go anywhere near legal escalation. The number we'd watch: your average days-overdue, month on month. That's the one that tells you it's working — and it's the one we put in your Monday report.
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Build 07 · 2 slots

Hiring Pipeline

Walkthrough

Forty applications arrive. You read four. This is the one we've already built and run — it screens against the criteria you wrote down, ranks them, books the interviews and keeps every candidate in the loop so you're not the bad guy who never replied.

The actual workflow  · this is the shape we build, node for node
🟢Seek 🔵Indeed 🟣Facebook ✉️Your inbox 📥 One place Every application lands here 🔍 AI screening Against the criteria you wrote down Ranked shortlist 4 of 40, scored 👤 You pick The only human step. Always yours. 📲 Email + text Interview offered, off your own diary ↩️ The other 36 A real reply, same day. Nobody left hanging.

Press Run a hiring round and watch it move.

What it can't do: make the hire, or reject anyone on its own. Screening ranks; a human decides. And the criteria have to be job-related and written into your agreement — this is the one build on our list with real discrimination risk attached, and we'd rather say that out loud than find out later. The one number we'd watch: time from role posted to shortlist in your hands.
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Build 10 · 1 slot

The Monday Report

Walkthrough

One email, 7am Monday. Money in, money out, jobs done, leads in, and the two things that need you this week. This one saves you nothing. It's on the list because owners who get it stop wondering what's going on in their own business.

Watch it pull the numbers together from the systems you already pay for.
What it can't do: be your accountant. It reports; it doesn't advise. Why we push it: a client who sees this land every Monday can see what they're paying for. Clients who can't see it working cancel in month three. The one number we'd watch: did it send. That's it. And if it didn't, we've fixed it before you notice.
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Build 01 · 1 slot · $2,500

Missed Call Rescue

Walkthrough

You're up a ladder. The phone rings out. Thirty seconds later they've got a text, and they haven't rung the next name on Google. Two hours of work, the cheapest thing we build, and the one that starts the most relationships.

The call you didn't answer, and what happens anyway.
What it can't do: answer the call, qualify the lead, or book anything. It buys you time — that's all, and that's usually enough. Anyone who tells you their SMS bot closes the job is selling you something. The one number we'd watch: texts delivered within the minute, checked weekly — and how many rescued calls turned into booked jobs.

The three ways to fix this — including the two that aren't us

Nobody else puts this table on their own website, which is exactly why it's on ours. Rough Australian numbers, first year.

Option First year, roughly The honest catch
Do it yourself
Zapier / Make + a weekend or ten
$600 – $2,400 in tools Cheapest by far — if you enjoy this stuff and your evenings are free. When it breaks at 7am, you're the support desk.
Hire a person
part-time admin, ~15 hrs/wk
$27,000+ / year, every year Flexible and human — and the right answer for judgement work. For the repetitive stuff, it's the most expensive option on the table and it takes leave.
A Lume build
e.g. three automations + Silver care
~$14,400 yr 1, ~$8,900 after Only worth it when the hours say so — which is what the calculator on the home page is for, and why it's allowed to tell you no.

The bit most people leave out

Seen enough?

Fifteen minutes on the phone. We'll tell you which of these — if any — is worth your money. Sometimes the answer is none of them, and we'll say that too.

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