A closer look at the work

A building firm that ran on paper

Two websites built and hosted, both live. Now an app for the whole firm. It started with the quality checks and the health and safety paperwork that had to be filled in on site and typed up later, and it has grown well past that. It is on its way to becoming a product of its own.

A brokerage buried in renewal paperwork

Renewal documents land every working day, and in a big batch twice a month. Every one gets retyped by hand. What I am building replaces that with four steps:

1. A renewal document lands
2. It gets read, not retyped
3. The client email is waiting in their drafts
4. A broker presses send. Nothing goes without that.

A property media company whose systems don't talk

Four systems that don't pass anything to each other, so a person moves the work between them by hand every day. Joining them up is the job. Invoicing is where the hours are.

A job for one client that became a product

An innovation agency needed founders and investors matched and scheduled across a two-day summit, and advisor slots booked on the spot at another event. Both ran on software rather than a spreadsheet and a whiteboard. It is now Time Tango, a tool any event can use, and I am still building on it.

timetango.app →