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Genuinely useful on their own, and built so you get the answer before we ask for anything. The scoring happens on your own device — nothing is sent anywhere unless you decide to email it to yourself.
Eight plain questions about how your week actually runs. You get a score and a prioritised list of what to fix first. About 2 minutes.
Four sliders. See roughly what repetitive admin costs you per year, and what is worth doing about it at that scale. About 1 minute.
Ten yes-or-no questions about how you handle people’s information. Built for schools, community groups, practices and small businesses. About 3 minutes.
Seven questions on whether you should buy software, configure what you have, or build something custom. It often says do not build. About 2 minutes.
You fill in twelve fields, you get nothing on screen, and a week later someone rings. We found that annoying enough as customers that we built these the other way round.
Every tool gives you the full result immediately. The recommendations are the same ones we would give on a call, produced by the same reasoning. If they are useful and you want help, get in touch. If they are useful and you do the work yourself, that is a perfectly good outcome too.
Yes, and free without a form in front of them. Every tool shows you the result on screen before it asks for anything. The email capture at the end is optional and exists so we can send you the result plus a more specific note.
The scoring runs entirely in your browser. Nothing leaves your device unless you choose to email yourself the result — at which point your answers come to us so we can write something useful back. We do not add you to a mailing list and there is no follow-up sequence.
If you are not sure what to fix, the productivity audit. If you already know and want to justify spending on it, the calculator. If you hold information about other people, the data safety check. If someone has quoted you for custom software, the build-or-buy adviser.
No. All four are written for people who run a business rather than people who run systems, and none of them ask about software you may not have heard of.
A free 20-minute call. We look at one process that is costing you time and tell you honestly whether it is worth automating. No slides, no obligation.