Ideas into working software.
A focused tool, a connection between systems, or a complete app.
Software built around the way your business works.
Switch on.
See what’s possible.
Apply for a food pitch. Check a driver’s pay.
Book an appointment or reconcile an invoice.
Find your next big idea.
Six applications. Six different ways to make work easier.
How to explore
Search by business or task, or choose a category. You can commission a single useful feature, a connection between tools or a whole app. The six featured apps open working local software. Future ideas keeps the wider roadmap separate. Open a record, try its next action and see the connected records change. App plan explains each idea’s workflow, screens and sources.
Future ideas keeps the wider roadmap and earlier prototypes available, with saved work preserved. Look for Try a task, Walkthrough or Tally’s Field guide inside an app. Each explains the work in that application. Switch roles to follow the same work between people: trader and organiser in Pitchside; dispatcher, driver and manager in Shiftline.
All apps brings you back to your place. Press Esc to return, too.
Apps keep separate fictional records on this device. CSV exports and workspace backups are available. Live accounts, payments and outside systems are not connected.No apps found.
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Which job could software make easier for your business?
Start with one useful job. Track staff hours, prepare an accounting CSV or bring your tools together through chat.
Discuss your ideaKeep what works.
Build what’s missing.
For example: keep your accounting software, add a simple way to record staff hours, and export checked totals in the format your accountant needs. Build the missing step around the systems you already use.
Tell me what slows you downMore control. Fewer unnecessary subscriptions.
Custom software can give you a tool you own, shaped around your work. We agree ownership, hosting, maintenance and any paid API services before building, so you know what you’re taking on.