The quote
writes itself.
Built for kitchen rip-outs, staircase installs and fit-outs. Send Qenn a photo of the job on WhatsApp. Two minutes later - still in the van - you have a drafted PDF quote with labour, materials and VAT worked out. Review, approve, send.
Eight hours a week
you don’t bill for.
You scoped the kitchen at 11am. By 3pm you’ve done two more visits. By 8pm the kids are in bed and you’re at the kitchen table trying to remember whether the units were 600mm or 700mm and whether they wanted the dishwasher integrated.
The quote goes out three days later. By then the customer’s already rung two other joiners. Sometimes you win it anyway. Sometimes you don’t.
A 2026 survey of UK small-business owners put it at ten working weeks a year lost to admin. For a joiner billing £45 an hour, that’s over £17,000 of unbillable time. And it’s not happening on the tools. It’s happening at the kitchen table, on a Tuesday night, when the rest of the house has gone to bed.
Built for the way
joiners actually work.
Quote from a photo
Walk the kitchen. Take one photo. Send it on WhatsApp with a one-line scope. Qenn drafts the quote with labour days, materials line-by-line (FD30 frames, intumescent seals, fire-rated hinges - all of it), VAT and your margin. Two minutes, while you’re still in the van.
Invoice from a voice note
Finish a job. Record a voice note from the van. Qenn transcribes it, structures it, drafts the PDF invoice. Review, approve, send. Customer has it before you’ve driven home.
Every customer, every job
“What did we charge Dave on Baker Street?” Qenn knows. Customer details, prior quotes, what they asked for, what got done. Asked once, remembered forever.
Polite payment reminders
Type “chase Mrs Smith.” Qenn drafts a polite reminder. You review the wording. It goes out. No awkward phone calls, no Sunday nights worrying about cashflow.
Why this lands
harder for joinery.
Joinery is one of the few trades where a photo of the room contains nearly everything you need to quote. Floor area, ceiling height, condition of the substrate, whether there’s skirting to remove, whether the doors are FD30 fire-rated or standard. A plumber’s photo of a leaking tap is a photo of a leaking tap. A joiner’s photo of a kitchen is a specification.
That’s why we built the wedge feature - photo-to-quote - for joiners and builders first. The vision model has been tuned on UK joinery jobs: kitchens, bathrooms, staircases, fit-outs, fire-door replacements, bespoke work. UK pricing for FD30 frames, intumescent seals, fire-rated hinges, the lot. You get a quote that reads like one a competent joiner would have written - because every estimate the model has seen was written by one.
Setup: about as long
as making a brew.
Add as a contact
You get a dedicated WhatsApp number. Save it to your phone like any other contact. Done.
Text it naturally
“Quote the kitchen photo I just sent.” “Chase the Henderson invoice.” “When am I free Thursday?” No app to learn. No dashboard. No new login.
Review & send
Qenn drafts. You approve. Nothing goes out to a customer without your explicit OK. Always.
We’re live.
First month free.
Starter from £49/mo. UK joiners only for this cohort. No card on signup.