Be found · Be answered · Get booked · Get paid — without lifting a finger. Three honest columns: Now is live and in the changelog. Next is designed in the open, each with the bar it must pass. Later is parked behind an explicit trigger. And below all of it, what we will not build at all.
Updated 10 September 2026 · 10 modules liveShipped, verified, in the changelog.
The customer list every other module writes to.
Answers customer questions from your own documents.
Catches every question the assistant could not close.
Appointments customers can make without calling you.
Turn a job enquiry into a priced quote the same day.
A page that gets you found, answers questions and takes bookings.
Set up properly on Google, and asked for reviews at the right moment.
Ask happy customers for a review at the right moment.
Card payment on your quotes and invoices, straight to your bank.
Run your business from a conversation on your phone.
A public bar to clear before each one ships.
Unanswered call → instant text with your booking link + transcribed voicemail in your inbox, with the job, address and urgency picked out.
A phone agent that answers when you cannot, grounded in the same knowledge as your chat assistant.
Each has a written trigger. Nothing ships quietly.
Find a MakerBay business by suburb and trade. Only worth building at density — a thin directory helps nobody.
Take a card securely during a phone call — after voice itself earns its place.
Two-way Google Calendar. We would rather ship a diary that is correct than a sync that is nearly right.
Published so you can plan around us. These are commitments, not gaps.
Simple invoices yes; ledgers and tax belong in Xero, MYOB or QuickBooks.
Routing only happy customers to Google breaks Google's rules. Never.
If you need pipelines or Zendesk, use them — we'll hold your customer list honestly.
If the directory ships, nobody buys their way above a better business.