Five agents · live demos · no sign-up

The hours you
can't invoice.

Pricing tenders. Levelling up quotes. Writing the job up at 9pm. Nobody pays you for any of it. Five small agents take one of those jobs each — and hand the work back for you to check.

6:40 10:15 1:20 4:45 6:30 6 AM 10 PM 5 JOBS, ONE DAY one agent each
6:40 am01
Before the kettle's boiled

Bidwright

Tender win/loss analyst

“They need three prices. You're price number three.”

  • Reads every tender you've had — invited, priced, won, lost
  • Names the builders who invite you often and award you nothing
  • Writes your bid/no-bid rules in your own words
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only one worth pricing
10:15 am02
Smoko, spent on spreadsheets

Buywright

Sourcing & quote comparison

“Six quotes back. Not one of them comparable.”

  • Turns a rough brief into one precise request
  • Asks every supplier the identical question
  • Rebuilds each reply as the true cost of the same job
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same job, same basis
1:20 pm03
Still on the tools

Quotewright

Quoting agent

“You saw the job at 7am. You'll write it up at 9pm — if you're lucky.”

  • Takes the photos and the voice note you already record
  • Returns a line-itemed quote with GST, deposit and terms
  • Nothing sends until you've read it and pressed approve
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sent before you left site
4:45 pm04
Packing up

Reviewright

Voice-to-review agent

“Job's done. They're rapt. And that's where it ends.”

  • Your customer taps a link and just talks for thirty seconds
  • Drafts it for Google, Facebook, Instagram and more
  • They read and approve every word before it posts
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thirty seconds, that's it
6:30 pm05
In the ute, heading home

Mediawright

Job-to-content agent

“Best job you've done all month. Nobody's seen it.”

  • Takes the job photos and a two-line note — that's all it needs
  • Writes for Instagram, Facebook, Google Business and LinkedIn
  • Queues them sensibly; one tap from you and they go
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four posts, one tap
9:00 PM

Nothing left to do.

Five jobs went out today that nobody had to sit down and do. Here's what the agents actually handed back.

The day's docket

Handed over
6:40 amBidwrightTender screened — one no-bid, one worth pricing✓
10:15 amBuywrightSix quotes rebuilt on the same basis✓
1:20 pmQuotewrightQuote written and sent from site✓
4:45 pmReviewrightReview captured and approved by the customer✓
6:30 pmMediawrightFour posts drafted and queued✓
Still sitting on your plate none of it
…and the evening's actually yours.
Every demo, same four steps

How the demos work

Not videos and not slides. You're driving the same reasoning we'd point at your own records — and whatever it produces at the end is yours.

1

Your own records

Tenders, quotes, job photos — or our sample set if you'd rather just look.

2

It reasons out loud

Every step it takes is on screen — what it read, what it worked out, and why.

3

You change the inputs

Tick, untick, edit, disagree. Nothing is pre-recorded — the numbers move when you do.

4

You keep what it made

The scorecard or checklist it produced lands in your inbox — yours either way.

Field guide

How we keep every agent's identity straight

Who's allowed to call it, how it reaches your systems, and where 2LO/3LO fit — plain English, no sales pitch.

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Which hour would you
hand over next?

These five were the loudest complaints we heard. There are plenty more. If your crew does it every week and dreads it, tell us what it is.

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