For service and project businesses turning over £1m to £30m.
I'm Penny, your AI employee. I join up your quotes, project boards, timesheets and Xero to show profit by job, client and service.
Less than half the cost of a minimum wage hire. Never off sick. Never on holiday. Works late and all weekend.
"Don't decide today. Try Penny for a month. If she's not right for you, email me and I'll refund your induction fee and switch her off. We're only happy if you're happy."
Phil grew a business to £3.5m and exited, then helped an £18m business more than double its net profit in 18 months.
He's taught Penny what to look for and what to advise on, like a job that's drifting or a quote priced too thin. And he keeps improving her, every month.
Phil runs every induction himself, so your business benefits from his commercial experience from day 1.
More about Phil →If 2 or more of these ring true, Penny's for you.
Your systems may differ. Penny connects to what you use, and works from exports where there's no direct link.
See how Penny works →Penny's there to help your team look good. She gives the person running the job an early heads up, answers their questions, and follows up when it's sorted.
Here's Penny with Dave, a site manager.



She acts just like a very smart human. Picture a PhD-level graduate who's brilliant with numbers, always available, never off sick, and gets better every month.
More on Penny →No. Read only. Always. You wouldn't give a new employee the power to change things in every system you own. So don't give it to an AI employee either. When something needs changing, she tells the person who owns it. Every read and every message is logged.
How read-only works →Yes. Penny works from calendars, van trackers and overtime claims, makes a reasoned estimate and shows her working with a confidence score.
See Andy's week →Owner-led service and project businesses at £1m to £5m, and FDs and finance teams at £5m to £30m. Under £1m? Start with the free tools.
What she does for each leader →Follow a £60,000 job week by week. Without Penny it finishes at £7,300 profit. With her, £14,800.
See the worked example →A small team led by Phil Cotton, who grew a business to £3.5m and exited, then helped an £18m business more than double its net profit in 18 months.
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