A northern industrial estate at night with a highway behind

AI automation · Burpengary, Queensland

Burpengary is where the industrial estates pay the bills

The Burpengary I know is the working half — the industrial estates east of the Bruce, the trade yards, the wholesale operators, the earthmoving and civil outfits that keep the northside actually building.

Who I build for in Burpengary

That half of Burpengary tends to run on Xero, a WhatsApp group, a whiteboard, and a bookkeeper who comes in on Tuesdays. It works — until the business hits about 15 people and it very obviously stops working.

That's usually when the phone call comes.

These aren't glossy startups. They're businesses with 8–40 staff, real invoices, real cash-flow squeezes, and no time to be sold to. That's fine — the Leak Check is a working conversation, not a pitch.

Civil and earthmoving contractors — plant scheduling, subbie coordination, plant maintenance logs.
Trade wholesalers — quoting, stock, credit terms, invoice chase.
Fit-out and site services — job costing, WHS paperwork, sign-offs.

What tends to get built

Follow-Up app — reads the four inboxes the office admin is currently trying to hold in their head. Tells your sales person the one deal to chase this morning.
Ops Desk — every job, every crew, every promise, every permit — one screen. Live from Xero + whatever job-tracking you're on.
Invoice-chase automation — drafts the chase, sorts by what earns back most first, learns from replies you've already sent. Cuts DSO by around 25% for the businesses running it.

Brisbane River at night with a neon-lit container ship moving upriver

Coverage

Burpengary is about 20 minutes north of Brendale. I do the drive most weeks. Site visits during builds; fast support after launch.

Local reference points

Industrial: Burpengary East (Buchanan Rd, Uhlmann Rd corridor), Narangba estate.
Retail: Morayfield Shopping Centre.
Transit: Burpengary railway station.
Government: Moreton Bay Regional Council.

A trade workshop at night, roller door half open, ute backed in

How the Leak Check works

Twenty minutes. Site visits welcome — I'd rather see the yard than talk about it on the phone for most trade jobs. Straight read either way, whether you hire me or not.

If we build, fixed price. When it's live, you own the code — nobody's holding your data hostage.

A container's journey: gate, crane, ship, along one lane

Straight answers

Before you ask.

Site visit for a Burpengary yard — do you drive up?

Yes. For trade / industrial jobs I'd usually prefer a site visit over Zoom.

Can you handle the WHS side?

The apps I build can capture, file, and remind on WHS paperwork. I'm not a compliance consultant — I just make sure the paperwork stops falling through the cracks.

How does it work with our subbies?

Fine. The apps I build for civil / earthmoving operators usually give each subbie a mobile view of their part of the schedule. No new logins if we can avoid it — SMS + email works.

Cost?

$6k–$25k for a single app. Full breakdown here.

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