CLEAR ADMIN, BUILT AROUND A ROUTINE
Know what needs attention. Keep the work moving.
Simple tools for keeping enquiries, quotes and next actions in view—without turning your inbox into a CRM.
15 pilot places. No card, review or customer-list upload required.

THE MAIN PAID TOOL
Start free. Move up only when you need more.
Learn the routine for £5, run it in the £14.40 local tracker, or add the £24 advanced app tools. Each step adds functionality without forcing a larger system on a new customer.
The Excel tracker is £14.40 including UK VAT (£12 before VAT). Starter Pack and Founding prices are before applicable taxes. Gumroad confirms the total for your location before payment.
A guide, editable workbook, CSV template and message starters for learning the routine.
See the starter pack →A local 200-row enquiry tracker with a visible dashboard and no macros.
See the real workbook →A private workspace with quotes, insights, import and recovery tools when you need them.
Compare app access →REAL PRODUCT, NOT A MOCK-UP
See the workbook before you buy.
The dashboard below is rendered directly from the released Excel file.

START FREE
Reset the financial admin that keeps slipping.
Gather missing records, review unpaid work and finish with a short list of dated next actions.
FREE GUIDED SETUP
Leave with five dated next actions.
Bring up to five enquiries or quotes on your own screen. ClearRoutine guides a short routine; it never takes your inbox or customer list.
AVAILABLE NOW
See the main paid tool before you buy.
Inspect the £14.40 Excel tracker's real dashboard and register, or compare it with both free starts, the £5 Starter Pack and £24 Founding tools.
Free workbook and core app stay free. Secure checkout and delivery by Gumroad for optional paid tools.
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