From 3 hours a day writing labels by hand to 30 minutes. From days spent on GST reconciliation to minutes. Built once around how you actually work — not rented, not a subscription that creeps up.
Nobody logs how many hours manual reconciliation, quoting, or scattered client data eats. It just becomes the ceiling on how much you can take on.
Zapier-style chains snap the moment a field or API changes. Monthly fees stack across five tools, and none of it is actually yours.
Built once around your exact workflow. A light retainer covers hosting and fixes — the tool itself is yours forever.
Every number below is from the actual client relationship — not a mockup.
Figures as reported by the clients below, Supreme Pharma and a wedding photography business — see screenshots per build.




Any business running manual compliance, slow quoting, or scattered client records.
Running Marg, reconciling GST and CDNR by hand every month.
"GST reconciliation Marg"Quoting manually, losing bookings to whoever replies first.
"quote generator for my studio"No real website, or one that doesn't reflect the business anymore.
"website for my shop"Client, event or order data scattered across five different apps.
"one system instead of five"Start with the easy yes, or go straight to the tool if you already know what's broken.
We use AI-accelerated development to build fast — that's why a tool that'd normally take a dev agency 2-3 months takes days, at a fraction of the cost. Every build is tested and handed over working, and you own it outright.
Yes — the reconciliation and label tools above were built specifically around an existing Marg setup. We build to fit what you already run, not replace it.
You own it. The optional monthly retainer covers hosting and support — it's not a license fee, and the tool keeps working with or without it.
Your data stays in systems you control — your own Google Sheets, your own hosting, your own database where relevant. We don't pool client data across businesses.
Small changes are covered under the retainer. Bigger scope changes are quoted separately, same as the first build.
I'll tell you honestly, on the call, whether it's worth building — no generic sales pitch.
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