Software and AI automation
$12,518,500 saved for clients per year
Taken off our clients’ running costs, every year
We build the software thatdoes the work your team isdoing by hand.
Full stack systems for Australian businesses. Fixed price, fixed scope, and you own it at the end.
The receipt
Eleven systems in production.Every figure priced the same way.
Each number in the list below is the salaried cost of the work that system now does on its own, priced against Australian market rates for the role it replaced. Same method for all eleven, so you can check the arithmetic yourself.
- 11
- systems in production
- 20.8
- full time roles not hired
- 35
- technologies in the stack
What we build
Three kinds of problem.All of them cost you a salary.
Internal systems
The tool your team keeps rebuilding in spreadsheets. Client portals, multi step wizards, dashboards, document collection, approvals, audit trails. Built around the way your business already works rather than the way a template assumes it does.
Data nobody can see
Your numbers already exist. They are just sitting in seven different systems. We pull them into one database on a schedule, keep them clean, and put a dashboard and a plain English query layer on top so an answer takes seconds instead of four logins.
AI where it actually pays
Most of the AI conversation is about chatbots. The real gains are in reading, reconciling and evidencing. Call notes turned into a filled form, a PDF turned into structured data, a hundred documents checked against a policy in seconds.
Selected work
Eleven systemsrunning in production.
Every client is described by sector only. The figure is the annual cost of the work each system now does on its own.
Mortgage brokerage
One client portal that reads the call notes and fills the fact find itself
Brokers worked across three separate platforms and retyped phone notes into a fact find for up to two hours.
$800,000
a year
In house build
A fifteen instrument quant platform with signal scoring and backtesting
Trading decisions made on instinct, with no way to test whether any of them held up.
$270,000
a year
Managed IT provider
A multi tenant platform pulling seven systems into one database on a schedule
Answering one question about a client's health meant four logins and fifteen minutes.
$235,000
a year
Property investment advisory
A planning tool that recomputes every scenario in under a second
Advisors modelled retirement plans in spreadsheets that broke mid meeting.
$190,000
a year
Property investment advisory
A wizard that generates the branded client report on its own
Staff modelled a deal, then waited two days for a designer to make it presentable while the deal cooled.
$185,000
a year
National regulator
A centralised API gateway across four environments, migrated with zero downtime
Twenty seven applications sat behind gateways with no API layer security and no visibility.
$160,000
a year
Managed IT provider
Automated branded PDF reporting with approvals and a full audit trail
More than a hundred prepaid hours reports built by hand every month, already stale on arrival.
$140,000
a year
Disability support provider
A site and CMS the family runs themselves, with a structured careers board
A new provider launching with no digital presence and no way to change anything themselves.
$125,000
a year
Property advisory and brokerage
Twelve CRM workflows that only advance when someone actually acts
Leads from paid social fell through the cracks, with no record of who followed up or when.
$105,000
a year
Beauty studio
A booking and payments platform with a coupon engine and timed reminders
A launching brand needed bookings, deposits and live promo codes without a generic widget.
$105,000
a year
Financial services group
Six role specific dashboards reading straight off the CRM API
Monthly exec meetings ran off a hand built spreadsheet nobody except its author could maintain.
$91,500
a year
How it runs
Four steps.You see it working in the first week.
Fixed price means the risk sits with us. If a migration eats three extra days, that is our problem, not a variation.
Scope
A call, then a written scope with a fixed price against it. If the thing is not worth building we say so on the call rather than after the invoice.
Build
You get a link to it running in your browser inside the first week, then a new one every week after that. No status decks and no progress percentages.
Ship
We deploy it, move your data across, and sit with whoever has to use it on Monday morning until they are comfortable.
Hand over
Admin panels so you change your own prices, staff and content without calling a developer. Domains, email and hosting stay on your accounts, not ours.
The stack
What we build it with.
Chosen because we run these in production every day, not because they trend well.
Get in touch
Tell us what iseating the week.
A short call, no pitch deck. If we are not the right fit we will say so and point you at someone who is.