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Where is your week going?

Tick the admin jobs you still do by hand and say roughly how long each takes. You get your own total in hours a week and a year, and a pointer to the kind of build that usually fits. Two minutes, no sign-up.

This check needs JavaScript to add up your numbers. Without it, the quickest way on is a free 15-minute call: tell us what is slow and we will say honestly whether we can help.

Which of these do you do by hand?

Tick the ones that sound like you, then add roughly how many minutes a week each takes. A guess is fine: 30 minutes a day, five days a week, is 150.

Typing the same details into two systemsA booking or job in the diary, then again in the accounts or a spreadsheet.
Chasing quotes and invoicesReminders, follow-ups, and working out who has paid or replied.
Rota changes by textSwaps, sickness and cover sorted over WhatsApp or SMS.
Booking by phoneTaking bookings and appointments over the phone, then writing them in the diary.
Copying from forms into spreadsheetsWeb enquiries or order forms pasted across by hand.
Answering the same questionsPrices, opening hours, where you work, what to bring.
End-of-week reportsPulling the figures together from a few places every Friday.
Something elseAnother admin job you do by hand every week.

These are your estimates; we’ll only say what can be saved once we’ve seen how you work. The minutes and anything you type stay in your browser. Our cookieless visit counter notes only an anonymous tally (jobs ticked, a band for the hours, which kind of build it pointed to). Privacy.

What this tells you, and what it does not

It adds up your own estimates and multiplies by 52 weeks. That is all. It cannot know how long your jobs really take, and it does not know whether a build would help. We will not tell you how much time we would save until we have seen how you work.

What it can do is show you where the minutes pile up, so the free call can start from a real number. The prices it points to are the ones on our price list, and the first conversation and the written fixed quote that follows are free.

Questions people ask first

Is anything I put in saved or sent to you?

No. The minutes and anything you type stay in your browser and are gone when you leave the page. Our cookieless visit counter notes only an anonymous tally when you press the button: how many jobs you ticked, a band for the hours and which kind of build it pointed to. Nothing is stored on your device, and nothing is counted if your browser sends Do Not Track.

Will you tell me how many hours I would save?

Not from this page. The totals are your own estimates added up, nothing more. We only say what could be saved once we have seen how you work, which is what the free 15-minute call is for.

How does it choose between Fix One Thing, a Single-job tool and a Business hub?

By the shape of what you ticked, not the number of hours. One repeating job usually points to Fix One Thing (£249) or a Single-job tool (from £749), depending on whether it needs a diary or rota. Three or more connected jobs usually point to a Business hub (from £1,490). Two or more hours a week of booking by phone also points to AI call answering (a pilot: first month free, then £99 a month). It is a pointer, not a quote.

What if a ready-made app would do?

Then use it. A standard booking, rota or invoicing app is often cheaper than anything built for you, and we will say so on the call. We are worth a call when your way of working has a twist those tools handle badly.

Liam Humphreys, founder of TurboKast Studio, smiling in a fleece jacket

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: [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.

Book a free 15-minute call

Prefer to meet?Coffee on Liam, anywhere in Tayside or Fife Ring Kirsty: 01382 787280Our AI assistant. She books you in. Calls are recorded. Talk in your browserNo phone needed. Kirsty is an AI.

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.