Quick note
Before
"Quote the Hollow Lane gate, ring Marsh & Co, book Tuesday."
Prepared for you to check
Three separate items — two tasks and a follow-up — waiting for you to accept.
One payment. No automatic renewal.
A small AI-assisted admin control centre for solo and very small businesses. You add a little business context; it prepares the repetitive work — enquiry replies, follow-ups, quotes, tasks and reminders — so you can review it, edit it and send it yourself.
£29for 12 months' access — no automatic renewal
£29 for 12 months’ access. One payment, no automatic renewal. Join the launch list for access news, or buy access from the purchase page when checkout is live.
How it feels
You add a small amount of business context once. After that, a short note or a few job details become something you can check, edit and send.
Quick note
Before
"Quote the Hollow Lane gate, ring Marsh & Co, book Tuesday."
Prepared for you to check
Three separate items — two tasks and a follow-up — waiting for you to accept.
Lead board
Before
A quote sent to Marsh & Co eleven days ago, and nobody remembers.
Prepared for you to check
Marsh & Co in Quoted, amber, next action: chase the gate quote Thursday.
Quote builder
Before
Job notes in a van notebook, typed up badly at 9pm.
Prepared for you to check
An editable quote for Wren Cottage, attached to the lead, follow-up set.
Example customers are made up. Every draft stays on your screen until you choose to copy it or open it in your own email, WhatsApp or calendar.
What it is
It is not a prompt pack, and it is not an all-in-one CRM. It is one focused workspace for the admin that keeps coming back: answering enquiries, chasing quotes, remembering the follow-up and knowing who is waiting on you.
You tell it your business name, what you do, how you sound to customers and how people reach you. After that, a short note or a few job details become a draft or a structured task. You read it, change what you want, then copy it or open it in your own email, WhatsApp or calendar.
Nothing is sent for you. Nothing goes out without you reading it first.
Inside the product
Each area exists in the private build we're finishing. Nothing below describes a feature that isn't there.
01
Opens on the few things that actually need you now: overdue and due-today tasks, plus the follow-ups coming up. Each item has an obvious next action.
Scrolling the inbox trying to remember what's slipping.
Three things due today, each with its next action attached.
02
Type or dictate the mess in your head. It is separated into suggested tasks, suggested follow-ups and — where it fits — a draft message. You accept each item yourself before anything is saved.
"Ring the Hollow Lane job, quote the gate, chase Marsh & Co."
Three separate items you accept, edit and keep.
03
Editable replies to enquiries, follow-ups and reusable customer emails, written in the way you sound. Every draft stays editable before it goes anywhere.
Rewriting the same reply from scratch every time.
An on-tone draft on screen, ready for your edit.
04
A simple pipeline: New enquiry, Quoted, Waiting, Booked, Closed. Every card carries a next action, a follow-up date, an attention status — green on track, amber due soon, red overdue — and a short history of what happened.
A quote to Marsh & Co goes quiet and nobody notices.
Marsh & Co sits in Quoted, amber, follow-up due Thursday.
05
Turn job details — scope, price, validity and timeline — into an editable customer quote. Attach it to a lead, move that lead to Quoted, and set the follow-up at the same time.
A price scribbled in a notebook and typed up later, badly.
A tidy draft quote, attached to the lead, follow-up set.
06
Give a task a clear title, next action, date and time. Hand it to Google Calendar pre-filled — that opens Google Calendar for you to check and save, so the reminder is yours, not ours.
Reminders on scraps of paper and in your head.
A dated task, and a calendar entry you save yourself.
07
Keep the replies, emails and quotes that worked, so the next one is a reuse rather than a rewrite.
Digging through sent items for the wording you liked.
Your good drafts, kept and ready to reuse.
Suitability
Price
One payment, 12 months of access, and no automatic renewal. No monthly subscription and no upsell ladder.
£29for 12 months' access
£29 for 12 months' access. No automatic renewal — when the 12 months ends you can choose to buy another 12 months, or stop. There's a sensible everyday fair-use limit on AI drafting so the app stays usable for everyone, set for normal small-business use and published plainly before launch.
£29 for 12 months’ access. One payment, no automatic renewal. Join the launch list for access news, or buy access from the purchase page when checkout is live.
FAQ
£29 for 12 months’ access. One payment, no automatic renewal. Join the launch list for access news, or buy access from the purchase page when checkout is live.
The WITHOUT BUSY control centre is available for £29 for 12 months' access. Our Terms set out the purchase and refund conditions that apply.