Platform

Paste a client text thread or type two lines. One pass, and the document is priced and structured.

It asks about the two things it genuinely needs — your rate, lump sum or per unit. Not a twenty-field form.

43 blocks covering client details, scope, pricing, money, schedule, media, terms and signature.

Job numbers, permit references, crew names — your own fields, saved for every document after.

Rewrite any line, drag a block, delete a section. Totals recalculate as you type.

Quote, estimate, proposal, work order, change order, invoice and seven more, all priced from the same rate book.

Save any finished document as a template and start the next job from it.

Copy a document with its client, blocks and pricing, then change what differs.

Every keystroke is saved as you type. There is no save button to forget.

Step backwards and forwards through everything you changed in a session.

Every save is kept. Restore the document as it was at any earlier point.

Type a client once; name, address and contact fill in on every document after.

Square feet or square metres, per workspace or per document.

14 looks, from a black-header bold to a hairline minimal.

Every block arranges more than one way — table, list or split column.

Show a field, hide it, or swap it for a denser version of itself.

Your logo and one accent colour, applied everywhere at once.

Compact through roomy, Letter or A4, with real margins.

One colour, picked once, applied to headers, totals and buttons everywhere.

Left, centred or right in the header, sized to your mark.

A titled cover sheet with your logo, on the documents that warrant one.

Ruled, striped or open pricing tables, set by the template.

Numerals render in a mono face so columns of money line up.

See where the pages fall before you send, and move a block off a seam.

Company details, page numbers and document references, repeated per page.

Your look, saved once, applied to every document you send.

It opens in any browser, on a phone, with no login and no download.

Opened, how many times, and a reminder you did not have to remember to send.

Typed or drawn, timestamped, with the audit trail attached to the document.

Card or ACH on the document itself. The invoice already knows what was paid.

Letter or A4 PDF, and a DOCX that opens in Word with the layout intact.

Opened, when, and how many times, per recipient.

A follow-up you did not have to remember to send.

Every document you have sent a client, in one place they can return to.

Draft, sent, opened, signed, paid — the document knows where it is.

Set the date a price stops being valid. The link says so when it lapses.

Photos, permits and spec sheets travel with the document link.

Decide whether a link can be forwarded, downloaded or only read.

Print from the browser or the PDF; the layout is the same either way.

Price per unit, per line type. The one thing that stops a number being guessed.

How materials get marked up and what margin you hold on labour.

Tax by job address, deposit percentage, payment terms — applied to every total.

Your standing inclusions and exclusions, on every document that needs them.

Your warranty, your change-order language, your payment terms as written.

Below your minimum, the draft says so before it is ever sent.

Round line totals the way you quote, not the way a calculator does.

Your terms as written, placed on every document that carries money.

Your warranty language, stored once, printed where it belongs.

How your documents read, from plain and short to fuller prose.

One book for retail, another for builders, chosen per job.

Imperial or metric, per workspace or per job.

Paper, template, deposit and terms — set once for every new document.