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Things we have built, working.
Each one is labelled Our own product or Client work. Today our one live client system is the hub we built for Green Palm, in Dundee.
or coffee on Liam in Tayside or Fife · talk to Kirsty · see prices
Kirsty answers our phone.
When we are on a job and cannot pick up, she does. She books a free call into the real diary, and tells every caller she is an AI.
- Answers 01382 787280, on WhatsApp, and in your browser.
- Books a free 15-minute call or a coffee, and confirms by email.
- Takes a message if she cannot help. Never takes card details.
Kirsty is an AI, not a person, and calls are recorded (how we handle them). Her picture is an AI-generated image. Texts do not reach the landline: use WhatsApp on the same number.
Here is how a call goes
Illustration of a typical call, with a made-up caller
Want AI call answering for your business? We are running a pilot for trades, salons and fitness studios (message-taking only for studios): first month free, then £99 a month, with nothing to pay or sign today. Health clinics, physio and therapy are not covered yet.Join the pilot list
EasyUse Landscaping CRM: one system for the office and the crews.
Jobs, rota, quotes and crew time for landscaping and grounds firms of roughly 3 to 25 people. Formerly called GroundHand.
- The office sees the week and is warned about double-booking.
- Crews get a phone app: the day’s jobs, clock in and out, photos and receipts. It carries on with no signal.
- Quotes come from your own rate card. Invoices go out through QuickBooks.
The demo is open to anyone: pick a role and look around. It holds made-up data and resets every night. The demo and these screenshots still show the old GroundHand name in the logo.
A free pilot, then £15 a month for the whole business, with unlimited users and jobs. No lock-in, and your data stays yours.
EasyUse Landscaping CRM is the first product from EasyUse Software, a TurboKast Ltd brand. Other trades are coming next and have waitlists there; none of them exists yet.
Run a landscaping or grounds firm? Ask about the pilot. Another kind of firm: the same idea is a Business hub, from £1,490.Free first conversation
Not built yet: several companies in one account, online payment collection, a customer portal, or an app-store app. We would rather say so now.
Real screenshots of the demo, made-up data
3 jobs
Top: screenshots of the public demo, 29 October 2026. Below: animated illustration. All data is made up
A hub for Green Palm Dundee Landscaping.
Green Palm Dundee Landscaping is a firm of about seven staff. Jobs, the rota and the quote calculator lived in three spreadsheets. Now it is one web app for the office and for crews on their phones. It is live.
- Customers, jobs and recurring maintenance visits.
- A rota, quotes and time recording.
- Invoices through QuickBooks, from the same place.
The system keeps the assigning and tracking of work, and each customer’s history, in one place.
Want this? Jobs, quotes, rota and a phone view, connected: Business hub from £1,490, 4 to 6 weeks, paid in stages, subject to written terms.Free first conversation
We are not publishing time-saved figures. Green Palm keeps its own data, so the screenshot here is the EasyUse Landscaping CRM demo, which runs on the same code, with made-up data. Green Palm’s own screens are not shown.
Shown with demo data
Top: screenshot of the EasyUse Landscaping CRM demo, made-up data. Below: illustration of three spreadsheets becoming one app
Plainfiles: free guides and a card-payment shop.
Plain-English guides for small UK businesses, and editable kits and checklists you buy by card at plainfiles.co.uk.
- Each guide links to every official source and shows when we last checked it.
- A buyer pays by card, lands on a page with their download links, and gets their files. Nobody at our end sends anything.
- Links work for 30 days. We never see or store card details.
Want a shop like this? A guide site, or a small shop that takes card payments and hands over files automatically, is usually a Single-job tool from £749.Free first conversation
It is a young site and we do not publish visitor or sales figures.
Top: screenshots of the live site on desktop and phone, 29 October 2026. Below: illustration
TurboKast: one stream, sent to several platforms.
A streamer sends one stream from OBS at turbokast.com, and our servers send it on to Twitch and YouTube. Far bigger than most small firms need; we include it to show what we can build when the job is large.
- Ingest runs in two regions with hot backups.
- Each platform gets its own separate line out, so a problem on one does not drag down the other.
- Three parts: a web app, an edge gateway, and a media service written in Rust.
Bigger job? Accounts, payments, live video: larger builds are quoted individually in writing after a free first conversation. Most firms start with a Business hub from £1,490.Free first conversation
TurboKast is in alpha and onboarding streamers now. Kick, TikTok Live and other destinations are marked “soon” on its site. We do not publish user or traffic numbers.
Top: screenshots of turbokast.com, 29 October 2026. Below: illustration of how a stream is sent
We run our own business on what we build.
Our phone is answered by Kirsty. Our shop and guides run on Plainfiles. And when something needs a decision from the founder, it goes onto a task board we built for ourselves: one short task, the exact text to paste, and a one-click answer. We have released it as ftask, free and open source. A small program like that, one job done properly such as a job board with a phone view, is a Single-job tool from £749.
Our own board holds private tasks, so it is not shown. The screenshot is ftask’s public site, with a sample task.
What it costs
Fixed quotes, in writing, before you commit. No per-user fees. The first call is free.
Six small jobs on what you already have: Google profile, price list, contact form, a Book now button, broken links, mobile fixes. Agreed in one short email.
Pay after the job is done. See the six fixes and their prices
When you miss a call, the caller gets a text from you with your booking link, and you get their details.
Free for the first 14 days. How it works
One narrow job: an enquiry or order form that logs and replies, a reminder or report automation, a dashboard from numbers you already keep.
Pay nothing until it works (jobs booked before 30 November 2026). Not live in 10 working days? You owe nothing (conditions apply).
One job done properly: a quote calculator, a booking form with a diary, an order system, a job board with a phone view.
A success criterion not met in the 30 days after go-live? We fix it or refund you (conditions apply).
Several connected parts: jobs, rota, quotes, bookings or orders, customer records, a phone view for staff.
Paid in stages against milestones, with 90 days of free fixes after go-live.
A 15-minute call or a coffee, then a written fixed quote. No obligation.
Optional: monitoring, backups checked, security updates and fixes. Cancel with 30 days’ notice.
Care, plus up to 2 hours of changes a month and a quarterly review. Cancel with 30 days’ notice.
Looking for AI call answering rather than a build? It is a separate monthly pilot for trades, salons and fitness studios: first month free, then £99 a month, and join the pilot list.
Conditions and small print
Conditions apply to every refund or fix promise on this page. The clock pauses while we are waiting for something from you, and you have to claim within set windows. The conditions are in our written order terms (Scots law, for business customers only), which come with every quote; ask for a copy at any time. If anything on this page differs from the terms, the terms win. Fix One Thing booked before 30 November 2026 is paid for only after it is live and working (invoice after go-live, payable within 7 days; if it does not work in the first 5 working days after go-live, we fix it or you owe nothing). After that date it is paid half to book and half when it is ready. Larger projects are paid in stages set out in the quote. Hosting and third-party charges (for example email sending) are paid by you or passed on at cost, and the quote lists them up front. We are not VAT registered, so the prices above are what you pay. Care+ includes priority in our queue (not a guaranteed response time).
If an accountant or bookkeeper introduced you, we may pay them 10% of the build price after you have paid in full. You do not pay it, your price is the same, and the quote names the introducer and the fee before you accept.
Questions people ask first
Are these all clients?
No. Five of the six are our own products and projects, and each is labelled.
The hub for Green Palm, in Dundee, is the one live client system we have today. We would rather say that than imply a long client list.
Are Green Palm’s own screens shown here?
No. Green Palm has agreed to be named, but its data and screens stay private.
The screenshots on this page are of the public EasyUse Landscaping CRM demo, which runs on the same code and holds made-up data. We only name a client once they have said we can.
Can I try any of it?
Yes. Talk to Kirsty, read the Plainfiles guides, or see TurboKast.
You can talk to Kirsty in your browser or ring 01382 787280 (she is an AI and tells you so), click around the EasyUse Landscaping CRM demo, read the Plainfiles guides for free, and see TurboKast at turbokast.com. Each piece above has a “See it live” link.
Who owns what you build for me?
You do. The code, hosting and domain are in your own accounts.
They are set up in your accounts from day one, with us added as a user. When you have paid in full, and any refund window has ended, we assign you the rights we own in the custom code we wrote for you. The written order terms, which come with every quote, set out the details.
What does it cost?
Fix One Thing is £249, a single-job tool is from £749 and a business hub is from £1,490.
All fixed price for the scope written in the quote, with the hub subject to written terms. The first conversation, a 15-minute call or a coffee, is free. AI call answering is a separate monthly pilot for trades, salons and fitness studios: first month free, then £99 a month (see the AI call answering page).
You deal with Liam
TurboKast Studio is run by Liam Humphreys, in Dundee. We build with AI coding assistants, directed by Liam and checked by automated tests on every change, which is how we can quote fixed prices below typical agency rates. You deal with one person, not an account manager, and the terms say what happens if Liam cannot continue (we do not yet have a named backup developer).
- Company
- TurboKast Ltd, registered in Scotland, company number SC881077
- Registered office
- 29 Commercial Street, Dundee, DD1 3DG
- [email protected]
- Phone
- 01382 787280
Answered by Kirsty, our AI assistant, who can book you a call with Liam. Calls are recorded. It is a landline, so texts do not arrive: to message us, use WhatsApp on the same number. You can also talk to her in your browser. - VAT
- Not registered
- Terms
- Written order terms (Scots law, business customers only) come with every quote, and guarantees are subject to them (conditions apply). Ask for a copy.
- Insurance
- Professional indemnity and public liability insurance with Chiswell, through Simply Business (the limit and terms are given with every quote). We do not hold a separate cyber policy.
Tell us what is slow. 15 minutes, free.
We will say honestly if we can help. No pitch deck, no obligation. If a ready-made tool does the job, we will tell you.
Or email [email protected] and we will reply with times. 01382 787280 is a landline: texts do not arrive, so message us on WhatsApp on the same number.