Adam, solo maker

Simple tools for small UK businesses.

I build plain, low cost software for firms that are too small for the big systems and too busy to change how they work.

One person, no investors, no sales team. If you email me, I'm the one who reads it and the one who answers.

Now building

Jobpad, for independent garages

Keep writing job cards on paper and just snap a photo. Jobpad texts your customers from your garage before their MOT is due and when advised work is waiting, so more of them come back.

£19 a month for the whole garage, 200 texts included.

See Jobpad

Had an email from me?

I write to a small number of UK limited companies about one specific thing in their trade. Here is how that works.

Where I got your address: From your company's website, or from Apollo, a business contact directory. I only write to limited companies registered at Companies House.
What I use it for: That one email and at most a couple of reminders, about something that matters to your business. That is my legitimate interest, the legal basis I write on. I don't sell or share addresses, and there's no newsletter.
How to stop it: Reply “no” or “remove” and I won't write again. All I keep is a note not to contact you.
How long I keep it: If you don't reply or join the Jobpad waitlist, I delete it by 31 December 2026. If you've replied, only for as long as the conversation carries on.
The question to manufacturers: Earlier this year I asked manufacturers which routine job takes the most time. That research is finished, and the addresses collected for it are being deleted.
Your rights: You can ask what I hold about you at any time, or ask me to delete it. If you're unhappy with how I've handled it, you can complain to the ICO at ico.org.uk.

Email is the quickest way.

A question about Jobpad, about an email I sent you, or about what I hold. Write and I'll answer myself within one working day.

[email protected]

Replying to any email from me works just as well.

Where I am Poole, Dorset
United Kingdom