Your business runs on you.
When enquiries, quotes, bookings and follow-ups live in different places, you end up carrying the links between them.
Digital Rush AI · Perth
Websites and custom software
for Perth small businesses.
I'm Karan Thete, a builder in Perth. I make websites that bring in calls and quotes, and software that takes the repetitive admin off your team. Pick what you need below.
Email me. I reply within one working day. ↗Karan Thete builds the workPerth · ABN 21 729 039 895Clear services, prices and next stepsFour real builds and one demo you can inspect
Sound familiar?
Start with the problem
that keeps showing up.
Small gaps become repeated admin.
A missed search, a late quote or an enquiry without a next step all create more work. The right fix makes the next action clear.
Choose the service that fits the job.
Start with the outcome you need. Each page explains the service, price or starting range, process and next step.
How a build runs.
See the job, write down the decisions, build the smallest useful version, then test the awkward cases before handover.
Observe
Observe
Bring the workaround, not the wishlist.
We start with what actually happens: what arrives, who touches it, where it waits and what people do when it breaks.
inbox ─┐ spread ├──► person ──► person ──► ??? notes ─┘
Map
Map
Write down the decisions nobody wrote down.
Inputs, rules, exceptions, owners and what done means go on one page before anything is built.
Build
Build
Build the smallest thing that does the job.
Screens, data and automation follow the map, with a person at every step that needs judgment.
Verify
Verify
Make sure it still works when the easy path ends.
Stops, mistakes and recovery are tested before the tool is handed over.
[✓] normal path [✓] person can override [✓] failures are visible [✓] handover steps are clear
The offers
See what you get
before you enquire.
Each offer page shows the work, the limits and the next step. Start with the one that matches the problem you are trying to solve.
01 / WEBSITESThree website options with the prices published.
See what is included, the first-three-month total and how handover works.
02 / CUSTOM SOFTWAREOne tool built around a repeated job.Most first builds I take on sit between $5,000 and $15,000. The fit call is free.
03 / LEAD REACTIVATIONApproved text follow-up for old enquiries.See the list review, approval controls, conversation flow and booking checks.
Questions before enquiry
Clear answers
before a call.
01What does a workflow review cost?+
The first fit conversation costs nothing. If I recommend discovery or a build after that, you get the scope, price and terms in writing before you decide.
02Do I need to replace the tools we already use?+
Not necessarily. I start with the inboxes, spreadsheets, CRM, calendar and people you already use. I only recommend replacing something when the current setup is the problem.
03How long does a build take?+
It depends on the job, access and decisions involved. I set the real date in the written scope after I understand what has to be built and tested.
04Who owns the software and data?+
The written proposal says who owns the code, accounts and data, what licences remain, and how hosting and access work. You see those terms before work starts.
05What happens when the system is unsure or fails?+
I design the stop, the person who needs to act and the way back into the job. Those awkward cases are part of the build and the test plan.
06Is ongoing maintenance included?+
Only when it is written into your proposal. I list support, monitoring, provider costs and separately priced changes so there is no assumed ongoing commitment.
Not sure which page fits?
Tell me what needs fixing
in your own words.
No brief needed. Tell me what you need fixed and I'll point you to the clearest next step.
- What does it cost? The first call is free; a first build is usually $5,000 to $15,000.
- Need a specification? No. Bring the job.
- What if it is not worth building? Karan will say so.
One next step
Bring me the job
you keep working around.
Start with the messy version. I'll tell you whether it needs a website, a small tool, or nothing at all.