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One hub for Green Palm Dundee Landscaping.

Green Palm is a Dundee landscaping firm of about seven staff. Its jobs, rota and quotes lived in three spreadsheets. We built one web app for the office and for crews on their phones. It is live.

Before: three spreadsheets.

Jobs, the staff rota and the quote calculator each lived in their own spreadsheet. Nothing was joined up, and crews had no simple way to see their day.

  • Landscaping jobs in one file.
  • The staff rota in another.
  • Quotes worked out in a third.

The aim was to end the spreadsheets, make the week easy to see, keep quotes in one place and give crews a phone view they would actually use.

JobsRotaQuotesOne app, one placeJobsRecurringRotaPhonesQuotesRate cardInvoicesQuickBooks

Illustration: three spreadsheets becoming one app

What we built.

One system, in daily use, replacing all three spreadsheets.

  • Customers

    One record for each customer: contact details and the history of their jobs.

  • Jobs and recurring maintenance visits

    Each job has a status and the people on it. Regular garden-maintenance visits are generated from each customer’s contract and land on the rota.

  • A rota

    The week by day, who is on which job, and how full each day is. Jobs can be dragged to another day.

  • Quotes

    Quotes built in the system from Green Palm’s own rates, replacing the spreadsheet calculator, and tracked until they become work.

  • Time recording

    Crew clock in and out against the job. The office reviews and approves the hours.

  • Invoices through QuickBooks

    Customers come across from QuickBooks Online, and a finished job raises a draft invoice there, so nothing is typed twice. The office stays in control of what is sent.

  • A phone view for crews

    Crew sign in on their phone and see today’s work first, with a clock-in button. Office staff, supervisors and crew each see what they need.

How it works day to day.

  1. The office plans the week on the rota, with crews and jobs in day columns.
  2. Crews open their phone and see today’s work first, then clock in.
  3. The office approves the hours, and finished jobs go to QuickBooks as draft invoices.

We are not publishing time-saved figures. These screens are the public EasyUse Landscaping CRM demo, which runs on the same code as Green Palm’s hub, filled with made-up data. Green Palm’s own screens and data are not shown.

Shown with demo data

The EasyUse Landscaping CRM demo rota for the week of 26 October 2026 with made-up crews and jobs in colour-coded day columns, shown with demo data
The week’s rota (shown with demo data)
EasyUse Landscaping CRM office overview in the public demo, shown with demo data: jobs this week, crew utilisation, items that need attention and quotes out
EasyUse Landscaping CRM crew phone view in the demo, shown with demo data: today's work, a clock-in button and one job
Office overview, and a crew member’s phone (shown with demo data)

Screenshots of the EasyUse Landscaping CRM public demo, 29 October 2026. All data is made up. The demo still shows its old name, GroundHand, in the logo

How the project ran.

  1. Scope agreed first

    A written agreement and a two-month first phase, starting from the three spreadsheets that had to be replaced.

  2. Built a piece at a time

    Customers, jobs, quotes, the rota, time recording and then QuickBooks invoicing, each released to production when it was finished and checked.

  3. Checked on every change

    We build with AI coding assistants, directed by Liam, and every change must pass automated tests, type checks and lint before it goes live.

  4. Live, and still growing

    Green Palm’s office and crews use it day to day. It is still being extended as the firm asks for more.

Questions about this case

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 from the public EasyUse Landscaping CRM demo, which runs on the same code and is filled with made-up customers, crews and jobs.

Do you publish time or money saved? No. We have not measured it in a way we would stand behind, so we do not print a figure.

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
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Phone
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