JaheshArabic, noun.Donkey. Ass. Fool.
Let Jahesh take the donkey work out of your day to day.
Built for smaller builders and home services businesses in Australia. Jahesh does the estimating, the quoting, the invoicing, the phone messages and the first reply to every customer, so your evenings are yours again.

Bathroom reno, Coogee
New enquiry from Priya
Reply draftedPhotos asked for
Call answered
2:14 pm. Message and number are in your inbox.
Quote accepted
$23,950
Built for Australian
- Builders
- Carpenters
- Plumbers
- Electricians
- Landscapers
- Painters
- Tilers
The donkey work, handed over.
Nothing goes to your customer until you say so. Jahesh does the grind; you make the calls.
Estimates from your plans
Upload the plans for a house, a renovation or a granny flat. Jahesh measures them, an estimator checks every figure, and you get a priced estimate you can open in Excel and send to your trades.
- Priced from your own rates first
- Four files, each with your logo and ABN
- Every quantity marked on the plans so you can check it

Quotes while you’re still on site
Say what the job is, out loud if you like. Jahesh drafts the lines and prices them from your own rates, with a list of what to check before you send.
- Speak it or type it
- Anything it can’t price is flagged, never guessed
- Your customer accepts online from a link

Replies drafted, never sent without you
Paste in a customer’s email or text. Jahesh writes the reply you’d write and asks for what you need to quote. You read it, change it, and send it.
- Never promises a price or a start date
- Your own enquiry page for your website or socials
- Everything in one inbox

A receptionist that takes the message
Jahesh picks up when you can’t. It says it’s an AI, takes the name, number, address and the job, and the message is in your inbox when you’re off the tools.
- Never gives a price or books a time
- Sends anyone in danger to 000
- Try it on a test call today; your own number is next

Invoices without the paperwork
When a customer accepts a quote, the deposit invoice is one tap. Progress claims and the final balance follow the same way, and Jahesh tells you which ones are overdue.
- Deposit guidance for your state
- GST worked out, your ABN and bank details on it
- See what’s owed and what’s late at a glance


Sound familiar?
You didn’t start a business to do the donkey work
You’re good at the job. It’s everything around the job that eats your nights and weekends.
Estimating
Scaling plans with a ruler and a spreadsheet after the kids are in bed.
Quoting
Typing up the job you already priced in your head on the drive home.
Invoicing
Working out the deposit, the GST and who still hasn’t paid.
Answering customers
Saying “send me some photos and the address” for the fortieth time this month.
Call. Quote. Paid.
From the first phone call to the final invoice, in one place with one sign-in.
Step 1
The call
Jahesh picks up, takes the details and files the message.
Step 2
The reply
A reply is drafted and waiting. You approve it and send.
Step 3
The estimate
Plans measured, checked by an estimator and priced.
Step 4
The quote
Sent as a link with your logo. Your customer accepts online.
Step 5
The invoice
Deposit, progress claims and the final balance, tracked.
Estimates from plans
How an estimate works
- 1
Upload your plans
One PDF. House, renovation or granny flat.
- 2
An estimator checks every estimate
Jahesh measures the plans, then a person checks the quantities and rates before you see them.
- 3
Download the lot
Your cost report, bill of quantities, marked-up plans and trade packs, ready to send.
What you get
Four files for every estimate, each with your logo, ABN and licence number on it.
Cost report
The total, the build-up and a summary by trade, on one clear document you can hand to a client.
Bill of quantities
Every measured item in an Excel file with live formulas. Change a quantity or a rate and it recalculates.
Marked-up plans
Your plans with a number at each spot a quantity was measured, so you can check any figure yourself.
Trade packs
One sheet per trade with quantities and no prices, ready to send to your subbies for their rates.
Coming next
Not built yet. We’d rather tell you than pretend.
Answering your calls on your own number
The receptionist works today on a test call. Next it goes on your business line, so the phone gets picked up while you’re on the tools.
A phone app
Everything above, built for a thumb and a ute.
Card payments and Xero
Customers pay from the invoice, and your books keep themselves.
Pricing
Pay per estimate. No subscription.
You pay when you need an estimate and nothing in the months you don’t. We’re settling the price with our first builders; join early access and you’ll hear it before anyone else.

Hand over the donkey work.
We’re opening Jahesh to a small group of Australian builders and trades first. Leave your email and we’ll be in touch.
Questions
Straight answers to the things builders ask us first.
Is Jahesh a quantity surveyor?
No. Jahesh is not a registered or licensed quantity surveying practice. It measures your plans with software, an estimator checks the result, and you check it again before you rely on it for a contract price.
Where do the prices come from?
Your own rates first. Load them once and every estimate and quote is priced your way. Where you have no rate, an estimate uses a rate Jahesh’s estimator has verified. If there is no rate at all, the item is flagged, never guessed.
Does Jahesh send things to my customers?
No. Jahesh drafts; you decide. Quotes, invoices and replies only go out when you share the link or press send in your own email or messages.
What plans can I upload?
One PDF of up to 60 pages for a house, a renovation or extension, or a granny flat. Commercial work and other file types are not supported yet.
Can I change the numbers?
Yes. The bill of quantities is an ordinary Excel file with working formulas, the marked-up plans show where each quantity came from, and every line on a quote or invoice is yours to edit.
Who sees my plans and prices?
You, and the Jahesh estimator who checks your estimate. Other builders can’t see your plans, your rates, your quotes or your customers.