First Builds by Business Type

I'm a [trade]. I want a tool where I talk through a job after a site visit (materials, hours, access problems) and it prices the ramble against my rate card and supplier prices, then produces an itemised quote on my letterhead ready to send. I check every quote before it goes. Here's my rate card and two past quotes done my way. Build the first version to take a pasted transcript and output the quote as a document.

I run an online shop. My suppliers give me reseller feeds (data and images I'm licensed to use). I want a tool that takes a feed, formats products to fit my shop, files each into the right category, writes descriptions in my brand voice, and queues everything for my approval before anything goes live. It must never publish without a human approving. Start with this sample feed and these three example products done by hand.

I run a professional practice. I want a tool that reads the documents clients send (PDFs, statements, receipts), extracts the figures into the exact fields my system needs, and queues each one for a human check before anything is filed. Client data stays inside tiers that don't train on inputs. Here are three sample documents and the field list. Build the extraction and the checking queue first.

I run a clinic. My booking system is the system of record and stays put. I want a tool that works around it: well-timed friendly reminders, effortless rebooking for missed slots, and gap-filling from a waiting list. Patient data stays inside the compliant system; the tool touches names and appointment times only, nothing clinical. Walk me through what you'd need from my booking system's export or API to do this safely.

I run a restaurant. I want a tool that answers booking enquiries across email and social instantly: takes the reservation, handles 'table for six on Friday', and confirms it. First version drafts replies for a person to send; it goes fully automatic only after a fortnight of us checking its drafts. Here are our booking rules, table plan and the ten questions we get asked most.

I run an agency. I want a tool that takes a prospect's URL plus two competitors, audits the public pages (content, errors, page speed, positioning), respecting each site's terms, no logins bypassed, no server hammered, and produces a clear deck in my template that I walk through on the call. Here's my audit checklist and an example deck. Build the audit-and-report pipeline first.

I make products to order. I want a tool that takes the day's orders and works out exactly what to make, in what order, and how much of each material that needs, consolidated across every order, then prints the list and any labels the law requires. Here are yesterday's orders and my recipes/bill of materials. Build the consolidation first and show me the maths before anything prints.

I run a local service business. I want a booking tool: customers pick a slot, it sends reminders, handles rescheduling and chases deposits, with my rules on durations and cancellations. Reminders only go to people who booked; proper consent and easy opt-out on every message. Here's my service list and diary rules. Build booking and reminders first, referrals later.