Grow the app, not the bill.

Take payment in person, on any device.

A till that runs in the browser. Ring up items from your catalogue, take cash or card, hand over a receipt, and see the day's takings without counting a drawer twice. Sales land against the same customers and reports as everything else.

• A Sell screen that rings up items from your catalogue
• Registers, so takings can be reconciled per till or per location
• Cash handling with change due, and card payments through the platform gateway
• Receipts by email, and a running total for the day

One public link for your whole business.

A public page for any business: your bio and details, the services you offer, the products you sell, posts and offers — on one link you own. Service businesses show what they do with a way to get in touch; shops let customers browse, order and pay, with the order arriving as a sale and the customer already attached. Paste your website and let AI fill your profile, services and products for you.

• A public page on your own link — your bio, details, hours and logo
• Services you offer, shown with a way for customers to get in touch
• Products as a browsable catalogue, with sold-out marked automatically
• Posts and discount codes to keep the page fresh and pull people in

Let people book your time without messaging you.

A public page showing what you offer and when you are free. A booking becomes an appointment, the customer becomes a contact, and both of you get a confirmation. Already working quietly behind the scenes — turning this on puts it in front of you.

• A public booking link showing your real availability
• Bookings arriving as appointments to accept or decline
• Confirmation to the customer and a heads-up to you

A copilot that knows your business.

Ask your CRM anything — who owes you money, what to chase today, what a contact's history looks like — and get an answer from your live data, not a guess. It drafts the reminder, the follow-up, the quote blurb, ready to paste. It reads; you stay in control of what actually sends.

• A chat that answers from your live contacts, deals, invoices and calendar
• Drafts — reminders, follow-ups, quote notes — ready to copy
• A daily 'what should I focus on' whenever you ask for it
• Read-only by design: it never sends or changes anything on its own

Answer customers on your page, day and night.

An AI receptionist on your public page that answers visitors from what you've published — your services, prices, hours, FAQs — the moment they ask, at 2am or on a Sunday. It only ever states what you've actually put on the page, never a made-up quote, and the second a question needs a real person it hands the conversation straight to your live chat inbox.

• A chat on your public page that answers instantly from your own content
• Grounded answers only — it never invents hours, prices or policies
• Automatic hand-off to your live human inbox when a person is needed
• Every conversation captured, so nothing a customer asked is lost

Say something to the right people, and know it landed.

Build an audience from your own contacts — everyone who bought in the last quarter, everyone who never came back — write once, and send. Campaigns, reusable templates, scheduling, and an honest count of what was delivered.

• Audiences built by filtering your own contacts
• Campaign composer with reusable templates
• Scheduled sending, and a record of who received what
• One-click unsubscribe honoured everywhere, permanently

Campaign pages built to convert.

Focused, single-purpose pages you point ads, a QR code or a link at — separate from your full profile. A headline, a promise, proof, and one clear call to action, with a lead form that drops every enquiry straight into your CRM. Spin up one per offer or campaign, each on its own link.

• A page builder — headline, image, highlights, offer, testimonial, CTA
• Each page on its own public link, publish and unpublish at will
• A lead form that files enquiries as messages in your CRM
• Works with Automations — a new lead can notify you or auto-reply

Ask for the review at the moment they are happiest.

When a job is finished or an invoice is paid, ask. Requests go out on your timing, land in one place, and the good ones get a nudge towards wherever you need them publicly. The unhappy ones reach you first, privately.

• Review requests triggered by a paid invoice or a finished job
• Private feedback routed to you before it goes anywhere public
• A public review link you can point anywhere

A reason to come back, without a paper card.

Points or stamps, earned at the till or online and spent the same way. Customers check their balance from a link; you see who your regulars actually are rather than who you assume they are.

• Points or stamps earned on every sale
• Rewards redeemed at the till
• A balance link customers can check themselves

Turn a recommendation into something you can see.

Give each customer a link worth something to whoever uses it. When a referral turns into a paying customer, both sides get what you promised and you get to know which customers are actually bringing you work.

• A personal referral link per customer
• Credit applied automatically when a referral pays
• A leaderboard of who is sending you work

When something happens, do something automatically.

Wire your CRM together so the routine follow-ups happen on their own. When an invoice is paid, ask for a review. When a job is finished, remind them to rebook. When a new order, message or ticket comes in, get a heads-up or a task. Set the rule once; it runs itself.

• A rule builder: pick an event, pick what happens
• Triggers for orders, messages, tickets, paid invoices and finished jobs
• Actions to notify you, create a follow-up task, or email the customer
• A run log per rule, so you can see it actually fired

Build the checklist once, fill it out on every visit.

The on-site inspection, done properly. Build your own forms — a septic check, a pre-purchase survey, a safety walk — with pass/fail items, measurements, notes and section headings. Fill one out per job against the customer and site, mark an overall result, write a summary, and hand over a clean report you can email as a link. Editing a form never rewrites a report you already signed off.

• A form builder — pass/fail items, measurements, choices, notes, sections
• Inspections filled out per job, tied to a customer and a site
• An overall result (pass, fail, needs attention) and a written summary
• A clean customer-facing report on its own link, emailable in a click

Know what you have before a customer asks.

Stock levels that go down when you sell and up when you receive, low-stock warnings before you run out, and stocktakes that record what was actually on the shelf rather than what should have been.

• Stock levels on any product you choose to track
• Low-stock warnings, before it is a problem
• Stocktakes with the discrepancy recorded, not hidden
• Automatic decrements from every till and store sale

The money going out, tracked like the money coming in.

Who you buy from, what you ordered, what arrived and what it cost. A received order updates stock; an unpaid one shows up next to everything else you owe.

• Supplier records with terms and contacts
• Purchase orders you can send and mark received
• Received goods flowing into stock automatically

Hours that turn into an invoice by themselves.

Start a timer against a project or log an afternoon after the fact. Approved time becomes invoice lines at the rate you set, so billable work stops being reconstructed from memory on the last day of the month.

• Timers and manual entries against projects or clients
• Rates per person or per project
• Approved time converted straight into invoice lines

Stop retyping what people already told you.

Build a form, share the link, and answers arrive as a contact with the details already filled in — and a deal on the board if it looks like work. Useful for enquiries, onboarding questionnaires and anything you currently ask for over email.

• A form builder with a public link per form
• Answers arriving as contacts with fields mapped
• An optional pipeline card for every submission

The other half of knowing whether you made money.

Photograph a receipt, categorise it, and see profit rather than just revenue. Expenses can be attached to a project or a client so you know which work was actually worth doing.

• Expense records with a receipt attached
• Categories that survive to your accountant
• Costs attributable to a project or a client
• Profit alongside revenue in reports

The message people actually read.

Appointment reminders and payment nudges by text, for the customers who never open email. Replies come back into one place rather than someone's personal phone.

• Appointment reminders by text
• Payment nudges on overdue invoices
• Replies landing against the right contact

Every customer issue in one queue.

Turn scattered emails, calls and chats into tracked tickets you actually close. Each ticket keeps the whole back-and-forth in one thread, carries a status and a priority, and stays in the queue until it's resolved — so nothing a customer asked for slips through the cracks.

• A ticket queue with open, pending and closed states
• A full reply thread per ticket, customer and agent side by side
• Priority flags so the urgent ones rise to the top
• Tickets you can raise on a customer's behalf from a call or email

Fill the schedule, and keep patients coming back.

Everything a practice hires a patient-communication platform to do, built onto the calendar and contacts you already have. Ask patients to confirm, remind the ones who are due back, fill a cancellation from a waitlist, message a patient without giving out a personal number, and send intake forms before the visit. Nothing to migrate — your patients are the contacts you already keep.

• A Patient Hub with reminders, recalls, a waitlist, messages and intake
• Confirm/cancel links patients tap themselves, freeing up the front desk
• Recare tracking, so the six-month recall is a list rather than a memory
• A fast-fill waitlist, ranked by urgency, for when a slot opens up