Most studios show you pictures of software. These run. Take a booking, price a job, fill a cart, enrol a child. In the browser, no signup, no sales call first. The businesses are invented; the software is not.
Pick a date, a sitting and a party size and the booking engine answers. The flow a restaurant runs every service, working in the browser.
Answer four questions and the estimator prices the job on the spot — and shows its working, so you can see which answer moved which number.
Practitioner-aware appointments: a new patient is only offered the people and the slots that can take them.
Stock held per colour, not per product. A mug is never in stock, a sage mug is. Sell the last one and the line strikes itself out, the sale is refused, and GST stays right.
Live seat counts, mid-term pro-rata and a sibling discount. Enrol and the seat comes off the timetable in front of you.
A joinery register where every job is drawn in the browser from its own millimetre records — elevation, section detail, take-off — and the set re-cuts by type, timber and span without a reload.
The first one with a memory. It works out who has not been back since their treatment ran out, what that silence is worth at the business’s own average job, and whose warranty has quietly lapsed. Change something, close the tab, come back — it is still there.
A portfolio of finished client sites tells you what we did for someone else, under their brand, with their constraints. It doesn’t tell you whether the booking flow is any good, because you can’t press it.
So we built these businesses that don’t exist and gave each one the software it would really run on. Halloran prices a job from a call-out rate, labour hours and materials. Rowe only offers you the practitioners who can take you. Kiln sells the last sage mug and strikes the line out.
Every one is front-end only. Nothing is stored and no money moves. The logic is the logic we’d ship.
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