One site visit. Everything after it runs itself — and every step waits for your say-so before anything reaches the customer.
Walk the room with the laser, snap the photos. Sit with the customer and pick colours, handles, sink, benchtop while you’re there.
Ring it or talk to the app: sizes, colours, the lot. No typing, no CAD, no office. It reads the measurements back so nothing slips.
Customer gets a link — spins the kitchen round like the Halliwell one. Want the island longer or the doors darker? Say it, it’s redrawn.
They tap approve on the same link. No approval, nothing moves. Every change is on record so there’s no “that’s not what I asked for” later.
Broken down per sheet — board count, edge tape metres, hardware, labour hours. The maths you do at the kitchen table at 9pm, done for you.
Priced and drafted, sitting there till you hit send. You check it once on your phone. That’s the whole job, quoted, same day.
Stage two — once the basics have proven themselves on real jobs.
Load the quotes you’ve already done and photos of kitchens you’ve actually built. It starts pricing like you price and drawing with your real products — true colours, textures, door profiles. Every job you feed it makes the next one sharper.
Customer gets a portal and talks to the agent — “longer island, darker doors” — changing it live till they’re happy. Then they hit Generate Quote. They accept, Jeff gets the cutting list. Quotes going out while you’re on holiday.
“Design your kitchen in 3D, free” on the website and Facebook. Every tyre-kicker designs their own kitchen, falls in love with it, and lands in your inbox with the plan already drawn. Client acquisition and quoting, same machine.
You’re on the tools or on the road while quotes go out the same day. The 9pm quoting sessions disappear. And a customer who can spin their own kitchen on their phone signs a lot faster than one squinting at a sketch.
Nothing is locked in. That double bowl running 40mm tight in the 700 cabinet? One sentence — “make the sink unit 800, take it off the dishwasher bay” — and the 3D, the cutting list and the quote all update together.