Business automation
The quoting, invoicing, rostering and follow-up work that eats an afternoon every week. We map how your business actually runs, then remove the re-typing.
Bathurst businesses,
running lighter.
Most businesses around here are not short of work. They are short of hours — lost to quoting by hand, chasing the same information twice and a website that does not bring the phone to life.
We design and build the things that give those hours back: automation, practical AI, websites, custom software, mobile apps and the marketing that feeds them. One studio, one point of contact, based in Bathurst.
01 — What we do hereSix disciplines, one team
AI automation
Practical AI, not novelty. Answering the same twelve enquiries, reading invoices and delivery dockets, drafting the first version of a proposal, triaging the inbox.
Websites
A site that explains what you do, ranks for the searches that matter locally, and makes getting in touch obvious. Built so your team can update it without calling us.
Custom software
When the spreadsheet has become the business. Job tracking, bookings, inventory, client portals — built around your process instead of the other way around.
Mobile apps
iOS and Android for teams in the field and customers on the move. Works on a patchy signal between Bathurst and Oberon, because that is where it gets used.
Digital marketing
Google Business Profile, local search, Google Ads and the tracking that shows which of it produced a phone call. Measured, and cut when it does not work.
02 — Why local mattersBathurst / Orange / Lithgow
We can be at your counter by Tuesday.
Process work does not survive a video call and a questionnaire. Understanding why the job card gets written twice, or why the quote sits for four days, usually takes standing in the room where it happens. That is a short drive for us and it changes what gets built.
48hrEvery enquiry answered by a person, not a queue
10 daysTypical first launch for a local business site
1:1You deal with whoever designs and builds it
0Lock-in contracts. Your accounts, code and data stay yours
03 — How it runsFour stages, no mystery
Straight answers,
then the work.
You will know the scope, the price and the sequence before anything is built. If we think the project is a bad idea, we will tell you that too.
i
A conversation, on site if you like
Bathurst, Orange, Blayney, Oberon, Lithgow — we will come to you. We want to see how the work actually moves through your business before proposing anything.
ii
A written plan with a number on it
Scope, sequence, fixed price and what it depends on from you. No hourly surprises, and no proposal that needs a decoder ring.
iii
Build in visible stages
You see working software early and often, not a six-week silence followed by a reveal. Change your mind while it is still cheap to change.
iv
Handover that actually hands over
Your accounts, your code, your data. Documentation and a walkthrough so the team can run it. Support if you want it, not because you are locked in.
04 — Questions we get asked
The honest answers.
Do you actually work in Bathurst, or just target the keyword?
We are based in Bathurst and work across the Central West — Orange, Blayney, Oberon, Kelso, Lithgow and out to Dubbo. We are happy to meet in person, which is usually how these projects start.
What does a project cost?
A small local business website starts at $499 for a fixed-scope build. Automation and custom software depend entirely on what we find when we map the process, so we quote a fixed price after the first conversation rather than guessing at it now.
Is AI automation worth it for a small business?
Sometimes, and we will say so when it is not. It earns its place when the same task is repeated often, the inputs are messy, and a human still checks the output. It does not earn its place as a chatbot bolted to a homepage because everyone else has one.
We already have a website. Can you work with it?
Usually yes. WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, Webflow or something custom — we will tell you honestly whether it is worth improving or worth replacing, and what each path costs.
Who will I be dealing with?
The person who designs and builds it. There is no account manager relaying messages to a team you never meet, and nothing is sent offshore.
How long does it take?
A straightforward local website is typically live in about ten business days once the content is ready. Automation and software projects are staged, with something working in your hands within the first few weeks.
A new chapter starts hereBring your idea. We’ll bring our perspective.
Let’s makesomething.
A website. An app. A smarter way of working.
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