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Start a conversation
The useful first conversation is a short one about your business, not about software. If there is something worth building, it will be obvious within twenty minutes.
There is no charge for working out whether there is anything here.
What to send
What you do
The business, roughly how big, and who does what. Two or three sentences is plenty.
What is slow or manual right now
The thing somebody re-types every week. The spreadsheet nobody trusts. The list that lives in one person's head. This is the part that matters most.
What a good outcome looks like
Not a feature list — the result. "I stop losing callbacks." "I can see every job in one place." "I know what to hold back for tax."
How to reach us
Three of us. Any one of these reaches a person who can answer, so pick whichever suits you — there is no front desk to get past.
Wyatt Hopkins
Email is usually faster than a call, and the three things above are a good first message. If a call suits you better, ring any of the numbers.
Or send it from here
Whichever is less effort. This goes to the same three people.