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Give your team their week back.

Tell us what feels slow, or the job your team does by hand. Angus finds what software can take, and what to build first.

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Move my booking?First visit cost?Invoice looks wrongOpen on Saturdays?Book me in next weekCustomoperatingsystem4 answered1 to a personwith details
The system answers four messages on its own. The one about money goes to a person, with everything she needs to reply.

Sound familiar?

If one of these is your week, there is a job software can take.

  • Someone types the same details into two systems.
  • Customers wait a day for a reply to a simple question.
  • The monthly reports take a whole week.
  • Approvals sit in an inbox until someone chases them.
  • New referrals or enquiries get followed up by hand.
  • Nobody knows what was agreed without searching email.

How it works

Most people start with the Review. The plan includes the Review, and the build includes the plan. Sign the next step in time and what you paid comes off it. Conditions apply. You can stop after any step and keep everything we made.

10 December 2026

Your privacy policy needs an update by 10 December.

From 10 December 2026, your policy must say where software makes decisions about people, and what information it uses. It applies if your business takes in more than A$3 million a year. Smaller businesses that provide health services, such as clinics, are covered too.

We find every place it happens in your business and write it down in plain words, ready for your lawyer to check.

Read the full explanation

It covers decisions that could have a big effect on someone's rights or interests. You can keep using AI. You need to say where software decides things about people.

We are not lawyers. Your lawyer checks the policy wording.

Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2024. It covers businesses that take in more than A$3 million a year, and smaller ones the Privacy Act already covers, such as businesses that provide health services or sell personal information. The OAIC, Australia's privacy regulator, is publishing guidance before the date.

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One decision, written down: what the software decides, what it uses, and who checks. That is what the policy has to say, in plain words.

We'll tell you if AI isn't the answer.

When software is the wrong fix, Angus says so on the call and tells you what to do instead.

  • A tool already does it

    We name it, help you set it up, and you skip the build.

  • The steps are the problem

    We redraw them with your team. Often the job gets faster on its own.

  • The records aren't ready

    We help you tidy them first, so anything built on top works.

  • The job needs a person

    We keep them on it and hand the paperwork around them to software.

15 years of planning and building software.

Angus started Made to Fit AI after 15 years as a working engineer. He has rebuilt search for a booking site used worldwide, and moved a whole business onto a new platform. He plans the work and writes the software himself.

Questions people ask

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We look at how your team works, find the job that wastes the most time, and build software to do it. It starts with the AI Ops Review, a report ready 2 working days after your first call if you pay when you book, or 4 if you pay when it is done.

Give your team back the work they like. Let software take the rest.

Tell us the job everyone puts off. The Review tells you whether software can take it, and what to build first. Pay when you book, or when the report is done.

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