The job
Quoting on the doorstep, without guessing.
You are stood at the van with the customer waiting. The price depends on four things you know cold and cannot add up while somebody watches. So you round it, and rounding costs you on nearly every job.
The alternative is the sheet in the glovebox that went out of date in April, or the spreadsheet you rebuild every time your supplier moves.
What you get
One screen. Your prices, your rules.
You pick, it adds up
Size, quantity, the extras you actually charge for. The total changes as you tap, so you can say the number out loud.
It shows its working
Not just a figure. The customer sees the base and what each extra added, which is the difference between a price and an argument.
Your prices, not a template
Built from what you told us you charge. When your supplier moves in April, you say so and it changes.
It runs with no signal
In the browser on your phone. Nothing to install, and no bars on the site does not stop you quoting.
Who it suits
One person, one van.
This fits you if you quote on your own and the number goes straight to the customer, then into whatever you already use for invoicing.
It is not yet right if three fitters need the same prices on three phones. The tool lives in the browser it was made in, so it cannot be shared or opened from another device. That is the honest edge of what we build today, and the version everyone can open from anywhere is what we are building next.
Getting one
Describe how you quote.
Not a spec. The way you would explain it to someone starting Monday: what you charge for, what changes the price, what you always forget to add.
Usually about three minutes8 from that sentence to a working tool you can open.