The same figure, four times
One job gets typed into the quote, the calendar, the invoice and the accounts. Four chances to get it wrong, and nobody sure which number is the real one.
Software built for
the way you already work
One system shaped around your operation, by people who sat in it first.
Trusted by
You didn’t set out to run
a business on twelve tabs
It happens slowly. A spreadsheet here, a booking tool there, WhatsApp for the crew, a shoebox for the receipts. Each one solved a problem the week you bought it. Together they became the problem.
The business lives in your head
What’s owed, what’s late, who’s on what tomorrow. It works while you’re there. It’s why you can’t take a fortnight off.
Admin eats the good hours
The work you’re actually good at gets done after six, because the day went on chasing, re-keying and reconciling.
The admin stops being
your job
We sit in the operation first: a day on site, in the office, on the van if that’s where the work happens. Then we build the one system that already knows how you do it.
- A quote becomes a job becomes an invoice, entered once.
- Everyone sees the same schedule, on the phone, without ringing you.
- The VAT return and the year-end fall out of figures that were already right.
- You open one screen and know exactly where the business stands.
Four ways in.
One system out
Most jobs start at one of these and end up touching the others. That’s the point - you get an operation that hangs together, not four projects with four invoices.
Programme
Your operation, redesigned around itself
We map how the work actually moves, then rebuild it around that, instead of around the ten tools you happened to buy.
Build
The repetitive job, handled
If a person is doing something a machine should, we build the thing that does it, inside your system rather than bolted on beside it.
Product
The crew’s hands, on the job
Apps for the people doing the work: on a roof, in a van, on a ward. Offline when the signal goes, synced the second it’s back.
Front door
A front door that brings the work in
The public face of the same system, so an enquiry lands as a job, not as an email someone has to re-type.
We don’t just build it.
We run on it
Three products carry the MTMN name, each built for a trade we know properly. They’re how we prove the approach on our own money before we put it near yours.
Coming soon
The books, kept where
Launching 2026
For the hand on the roof,
Live
One system that
LogOSClient-only
The books, kept where
the work already happens
Irish invoicing, VAT, PAYE payroll and statutory accounts in one system. Double entry at the core, so the books cannot go out of balance.
LogOS →Launching 2026For the hand on the roof,
not the demo on the slide
Bespoke software for Irish renewable installers and electricians. Quoting, scheduling, SEAI grants, crews and the money on one screen.
EOS →LiveOne system that
bends to the school
Admissions, timetabling, reporting, parent comms, finance and compliance in one record, with a learner model that works fully offline.
M.ind →
Running live, in-house
The CRM we run the studio on
Every enquiry, call, proposal and project that comes through MTMN moves through software we wrote ourselves. It’s not for sale. It’s the shortest honest answer to “can you actually build something this size?”
Two founders,
building in the open
What we’re building, what we got wrong, and the owners we’ve sat across from. Less feed, more journal.
Tell us how the
work actually moves
Thirty minutes, no obligation. We’ll ask how a job goes from first call to paid invoice, and tell you where the time is going. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so.
We take a limited number of new clients each quarter.