Why timber yards still quote by phone
Every quote is a conversation, because every cut list is different. What would it take to make that faster without losing the conversation?
Mobterest Studio • 2 Oct 2026
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What we noticed
Every trade has a moment where the work slows down, and it's rarely where the owner thinks it is. We look for that moment first: the handover, the phone call, the paper slip that goes missing.
- Where does information get written down twice?
- Who waits on whom, and for how long?
- What does a customer see while they wait?
The gap is usually small, and it's usually the same in every business of that kind.
What we'd build
Once the gap is clear, the product is the smallest thing that closes it, built so it can carry your brand from day one.
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