Marcel Headlam

The job runs every week, and nobody has to remember how.

For the one task that eats your week and keeps coming back.

What a tool can do

If your business handles data, a tool can take the repeat work. Every build is shaped around your job, your apps and your data. Some tools do one of these. Some do several.

A few builds, each one different.

Recruitment

In. 40 CVs come in for a sales manager role.
Out, ready to check. A shortlist of six, each scored against your criteria, with the reasons written out.

You read six CVs, not forty.

Property and lettings

In. Repair requests arrive from 120 tenants by email and form.
Out, ready to check. Each request sorted by urgency and logged, plus a weekly report for every landlord.

Urgent jobs reach you the same day.

Finance and admin

In. A month of receipts and invoices lands in one inbox.
Out, ready to check. Every item categorised in your sheet, with missing receipts flagged to chase.

Month-end takes an hour, not a weekend.

What you get

A tool built around the one job we pick on the call.

For small businesses, teams and schools.

What you get

  • A tool inside the apps you already useNothing new to learn.
  • You stay in chargeWe agree what the tool handles alone and what still comes to you.
  • A first job live within a weekThen a 30-day check-in to fix and improve.

For schools, the same idea runs the class view that flags topics to reteach. See the student workshop.

The promise. I'll keep fixing the tool until the tool works the way you need.

Questions owners ask

Tell me what you need

Tell me about the job and I will reply with what a tool would involve.

Prefer to talk? Book a 30-minute call. I will only use your details to reply. Privacy.