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Let the busywork run itself.

Seven boxes, four of them one line. That's everything we need to build the email side and show it to you working. Below that, one card per automation — answer the ones you want built, skip the rest, and we'll cover them on the call. Either way you get a free walkthrough on your real business within two weeks.

Four questions to startFour required. Everything after them is optional — answer only the automations you want built.
A free walkthroughWe'll mock up your automations around your real business and walk you through them.
Within two weeksNo obligation after — you'll see it running before you commit to anything.

What happens after this

Nothing else to do today. On the walkthrough we'll show you how to generate an app password — a 16-character code you create yourself in your own account, and can revoke any time without asking us. Don't email a password to anyone, us included.

No spam. No obligation. We'll reach out personally before building anything.

Four quick questions, then you're done.

All four are required — we don't ask for anything we won't use.

Your name

Business name

The inbox the work comes into

A few quick ones

Who runs that inbox?

Gmail / Google WorkspaceOutlook / Microsoft 365Something else

What's the most repetitive part of your week, and what would you cut first if you could?

Is there anything you'd never want a computer touching, even as a draft?

Paste a reply you've actually sent a customer.

Want more than email handled?

One card per automation. Open the ones you want built and answer what you can — every box here is optional, and a card left shut just means we'll talk about it on the call instead.

Appointment schedulingSo your calendar can answer with real availability instead of you doing it.

When do you take jobs?

How long does a typical job take, door to door?

Lead follow-upSo every quote gets chased on day two, seven and twenty-one — and stops the moment they reply.

When you quote someone, what do you send them — and how do you chase it now?

Invoices and data entrySo the details get read off what arrives instead of retyped.

What software runs the business — accounting, CRM, booking, job management?

What do you end up typing in by hand most often?

New client intakeSo one form in becomes a record, a folder, a welcome email and a calendar hold.

What do you need to know from a new client before you can start?

What has to happen once someone signs up?

The Monday numbersSo the figures you go and check are sitting in your inbox before you get in.

Which figures do you go and check every week?

Skip all of these and you'll still get the email automation, built and working.