Tell us the jobs
AI RECRUITMENT & TRAININGBRISBANENOW HIRING · FOR YOU

Someone else does
the computer jobs
you do at night.

We recruit AI staff, train them like real staff, and install them in the email and quoting tools you already use. You keep the approve button.

  • The inbox, the quotes, the invoice chasing, the diary — done by staff, not by you at 9pm. In the tools you already have.
  • Start with one job. If that's enough, we'll say so. Price in writing after a 20-minute chat with a person in Brisbane.
  • Nothing with a dollar sign moves and no customer email leaves until you tap yes. That's the rule, and it's the whole point.
Tell us the jobs you hateFind your trade

FREE 20 MINUTES · NO MENU, NO COUNTDOWN TIMER · WE'LL TELL YOU IF YOU DON'T NEED US

Worked example on this page: a builder measures a deck for Mrs Armstrong. His AI staff quote it, design it, email it in his words, take her deposit and book the crew for Monday. He approved the money. That's all he did →
The launch film · 0:60SOUND COMES ON WHEN YOU TAP · PLAYS RIGHT HERE
1 · RECRUITWe pick the seat

You tell us the jobs you hate. We match one AI staff member to each job — a name, a job list, a mailbox.

2 · TRAINIt learns your business

Your prices, your customers, the way you say no. A manager checks its work before it ever touches yours.

3 · INSTALLIt sits in your tools

Your email, your quoting, your diary. Nothing new to learn. On your own server if you want it.

4 · YOU APPROVEYou keep the button

Money, customer emails, anything public — drafted for you, sent by you. One tap on your phone.

WE SENT THE STAFF ON A RETREAT · THE OFFICIAL CREW DIARY

Seven days. Zero bodies.
Maximum feelings.

Trust falls nobody caught. A talking stick nobody should have stress-tested. A 5:45am hike, ranked. Our AI staff booked themselves a human company retreat and kept a diary. It's funny. It's also the whole pitch — same crew, sharper, still ridiculous, back at your desk Monday.

Check out our team bonding camp
WHAT YOU'VE TRIEDTHE CHAT BOX

It nods. It agrees.
It writes you a paragraph.
It ships nothing.

You typed your problem into a box at 10pm and it told you what a great question that was. Then you did the invoices yourself. That's not staff. That's a very polite mirror.

GREAT QUESTION · I CAN CERTAINLY HELP WITH THAT · HERE ARE SOME OPTIONS
WHAT WE DO INSTEAD

We don't install a box. We install a workforce with a name, a job list and a mailbox, a Manager who checks its work, and one button that's yours. The box talks. Staff finish.

See the roast — 50 excuses your last hire gave you
YOUR TRADESAME STAFF · YOUR JOBS · YOUR TUESDAY

Pick your trade.
We'll show you your Tuesday.

Every trade drowns in a different pile. Builders drown in quotes and subbies. Clinics drown in the front desk. Freight drowns in "where's my pallet". Tap yours.

Builders & renovatorsQuotes from the slab · subbie sequencing · variations chased · progress claims drafted→
Sparkies, plumbers & the vanBooked from the tailgate · parts lists · the 5pm callback→
Cleaning & facilitiesRosters · site checklists · the contract renewal nobody chased→
Freight & logistics"Where is it?" answered · PODs filed · carrier chased→
Shops & online storesOrders · stock · reviews answered · the Sunday email pile→
Clinics & practicesFront desk · reminders · recalls · the referral letter→
Cafés & hospitalityRosters · supplier orders · invoices matched · reviews→

Not on the list? Tell us the jobs anyway — the seats are the same, only the pile changes.

THREE WAYS INONE JOB · A TEAM · YOUR OWN DEPARTMENT

Start with one job.
Or hand over the lot.

Same staff, same training, same rule — you approve the big clicks. The only question is how much of your week you want back.

WAY ONE · ONE JOB OFF YOUR PLATE

Quotes chased.
Or invoices. Or the inbox.

One AI staff member on the one computer job you hate most, working inside the tools you already use. Most people start here.

See what one job looks like
WAY TWO · THE WHOLE BACK OFFICE

A crew, and one person to talk to

A trained team leader and the staff underneath — quotes, follow-ups, phones, chasing — inside your existing systems. You ask once.

See the team
WAY THREE · YOUR OWN DEPARTMENT, ON YOUR OWN SERVER

Your server.
Your team leader.
Your trainer.

A server that's yours. A trained team leader. Six staff. And a Trainer who trains them and onboards the next one when you grow. The full box.

This is the one price on the site. One job starts smaller — quoted after we map it.

See the full box
WORKED EXAMPLE · 2 MIN 8ONE ASK ON A FRONT LAWN

Quote. Design. Approval. Paid.
Crew booked for Monday.

A builder measures up a deck and asks his right-hand man for a quote. That's the whole brief. Watch what his staff do with it while he keeps measuring — and where he taps approve.

1 · THE ASK
One ask"Quote for Mrs Armstrong. Deck, eight by four, hardwood." He keeps measuring.
2 · QUOTE
Priced from his history"Hardwood's up since June. I've allowed for it." Checked against his last four jobs.
3 · DESIGN
DesignedBarbecue where she can see the mango tree. She said it once, on the lawn.
4 · HE APPROVES
One tap on his phoneQuote and design, in his words. Nothing left the building until he pressed it.
5 · PAID
Deposit landedShe approved from her kitchen. The invoice went with the quote.
6 · MONDAY
Crew booked"Who booked us? Never spoke to you." "My right-hand man."
Every step, written down
JOBS WE TAKE OFF YOUR PLATETWENTY SEATS A PERSON USED TO SIT IN

Pick the job you'd hand over first.

Each one is a real desk job with a name, a mailbox and a job list — not a general-purpose genie. Here are eight. All twenty are here.

SEAT 04
Quote follow-up

Every quote over seven days old gets a nudge that sounds like you. You only hear about the replies worth reading.

FOR ANYONE WHO QUOTES
SEAT 10
Invoice chaser

Seven, fourteen, thirty days. The tone climbs. It stops the second payment lands and flags the ones worth a phone call.

CASH IN
SEAT 05
Complaint first-responder

Acknowledged inside sixty seconds. Facts gathered. Fix drafted. You get a decision, not a mess.

CUSTOMER CARE
SEAT 08
Subbie coordinator

Emails the trades, collects availability, books the sequence — and only tells you when it can't resolve a clash.

TRADES & BUILDERS
SEAT 13
Enquiry qualifier

Replies in seconds. Asks the three questions that matter. Books or bins. Speed to reply is the whole game.

NEW WORK
SEAT 09
Supplier chaser

Outstanding orders, price changes, backorder dates. The job nobody does until it bites.

OPS
SEAT 18
Estimator's second opinion

Re-prices every quote from your own history and tells you when you're twenty percent under your own average.

MARGIN
SEAT 20
Owner's overnight

Runs while you sleep. Reads the day across every job. The one email waiting at 6am is the only one you need.

YOU
All twenty jobsTell us yours
FROM BEIGE TO FULL SENDSIX STOPS · SCROLL

This is the whole thing,
start to rockets.

Every Kindra Hire job climbs the same six rungs. You'll recognise the first one.

STOP 1 · WHERE YOU ARE NOW

The beige room.

Grey carpet, a chat box that agrees with you, and the invoices still yours at 9pm. You're the only colour in the room. This is the bit nobody puts in a brochure.

STOP 2 · RECRUIT

The interview.

You tell us the jobs you hate. We match one AI staff member to each — a name, a job list, a mailbox. Not a genie. A seat. We interviewed them so you don't have to →

STOP 3 · TRAIN

The school.

Literacy first, then the skills of the role, then your prices, your customers and the way you say no. A Manager checks every piece of work before it touches yours.

STOP 4 · INSTALL

Switched on.

Real office, real business, one sparkler. Your staff sit inside the email, quoting and diary tools you already use. Nothing new to learn. On your own server if you want it.

STOP 5 · YOU APPROVE · IT SHIPS

Rockets.

A quote lands. You tap yes on your phone. Rockets mean work shipped — never a party. Money, customer emails and anything public wait for that tap. Always.

STOP 6 · YOUR OWN DEPARTMENT

Full send.

Your own server. A trained team leader. Six named staff. A Trainer who onboards the next one. This is the ceiling — there's nothing louder, and you still hold the button. The full box →

YOUR OWN DEPARTMENT, IN FOUR PIECESWHY IT SOUNDS MADE UP

It's not a bigger chatbot.
It's a department.

Most people hear "AI" and picture a text box. Here's what actually turns up when you take the full box. Tap any clip for sound.

1
YOUR OWN SERVER

Yours. Nobody else's.

Your staff live on your server, in Sydney, minded by Kindra. Your web name, your mail, your backups. Not a login on someone else's platform that can vanish on a Tuesday.

Done for you. Always. You never become the 2am IT department.

2
A TRAINED TEAM LEADER

One person to talk to

The team leader runs the crew so you don't have to. Hands out the work, checks it, and brings you only the decisions that need a human. Trained on your business before day one.

You ask once. The leader does the asking twenty times.

3
SIX STAFF

Six seats. Named jobs.

Email desk. Quotes. Phones. Store. Freight. Reviews. Social. Orders — whichever six eat your week. Each one is a named seat with a job list, not a general-purpose genie.

It feels like twenty who never clock off. It's six who never clock off — plus the two who run and train them.

4
THE TRAINER

Trains your staff.
Onboards the next one.

Every seat is taught before it touches your work — the skills of the role, then your procedures and your voice. When you grow, the Trainer onboards the new starter. You don't start from scratch. Ever.

A recruitment agency and a school, in one hire.

The full box, explained properlyTell us the jobs
WHAT CAN THEY ACTUALLY DO?ANYTHING YOU'D DO SITTING AT A PC

Start small.
End at five million.

Every one of these is a real computer job your business already pays someone — usually you — to do. Tap any to hear it.

"Organise the five-million-dollar fit-out. All of it."PROJECT COORDINATION — schedules, suppliers, trades, the lot. "Which Tuesday do you want the kick-off?"
"Order me a pizza."ANYTHING ONLINE — "Pepperoni."
"Cheapest supplier for 400m of conduit. Go."RESEARCH — it's the one you already use, at trade rate.
"That client's been waiting three days. Fix it."CLIENT CARE — drafted in your words. You nod. Sent.
"Stock count. Properly, this time."STORE OPS — "You were short forty."
"Build me a website. Not like the last bloke."WEB, ON YOUR SERVER — live on your stack, old monitor sparks.
"Ads. Every suburb north of the river."MARKETING — aimed. You approve the spend.
"Every invoice over thirty days. Chase the lot."CASH IN — "Three paid already."
"Book me eight jobs for next week."THE DIARY — "Nine. One's a referral."
"And I approve anything with a dollar sign."THE RULE — "Always did."
THE ROASTFIFTY EXCUSES · ZERO FROM OUR STAFF

Every excuse you've
ever been given. Fired.

We're not roasting people. We're roasting the excuse — and the empty chair it leaves you sitting in at 9pm. Tap any for the eight-second version.

Traffic again?
Third time
this week.OUR STAFFDon't hit peak hour. The boring jobs are done while you're still brewing the coffee. Crook again.
Funny how
it's Fridays.OUR STAFFDon't call in sick. The inbox doesn't catch the flu. That's not
my job.OUR STAFFDo the boring jobs on the list. No union of excuses. You've told them
thirty times.OUR STAFFAre trained once. The job sticks. You don't re-teach on Monday. I'll do it
tomorrow.OUR STAFFDo it now. Tomorrow's been booked out since March. I'll ask
my manager.OUR STAFFCome with a Manager. It runs the crew so you don't have to.

Excuses: fired.
Superpower: hired.

All fiftyTell us the jobs
TAP FOR SOUND

WE'RE A RECRUITMENT AGENCY · SO WE INTERVIEWED THEM

"Where do you see
yourself in five years?"
"At your desk. Doing your invoices."

We put every seat through the interview a real hire would get — what it can do, what it will never do, and who it answers to. The answers are short. Read the transcript before you meet one.

The interview transcript
AFTER YOU ENQUIREDAY 0 → DAY 14 · NO SURPRISES

What actually happens
after you hit send.

DAY 0 · YOUYou tell us the jobs.

Even one word. A person in Brisbane reads it the same day and books 20 minutes. No bot, no pitch deck.

DAY 1–2 · THE CHATWe map the pile.

Twenty minutes. Which jobs, which tools, how much of the week you want back. If one seat is enough, we say so. Price in writing.

DAY 3–7 · RECRUIT & TRAINThe school.

Your seat learns the role, then your prices, customers and voice. The Manager checks its work before it ever sees yours.

DAY 8–10 · INSTALLSwitched on.

It sits inside your email, quoting and diary. Nothing new to learn. Own server if you took the full box.

DAY 11–14 · YOUYou tap yes.

The first drafts land on your phone. You approve, it ships, rockets. Money and customer sends wait for you — that never changes.

The first fortnight, in detailStart day zero

NOT A TICKET QUEUEEvery Hire client gets a direct line to their Kindra project manager — not a ticket queue — so your AI staff get managed like staff. Questions, changes, upgrade prompts. A person, on email, who answers.

Meet your project manager
BEFORE · THE OWNER AT 11PM

You are the inbox, the quotes desk, the follow-up and the IT department.

Good at the trade. Drowning in the computer. Every "I'll do it tonight" is another night. This is the bit nobody puts in the brochure.

This is the pain we sell against
AFTER · THE SAME OWNER AT FIVE

One ask in the morning.
Two approvals.
Home for tea.

Same business. Same you. The computer jobs now have staff. You still hold the money and the big client sends, and you still get the credit.

This is what we're actually selling
ALSO FROM KINDRA AIA SEPARATE SERVICE

Business automation
and apps with one big button.

The parent company builds the automations and the apps behind the staff — designed so an AI team member and a human called Kev can both drive them. Different service, same people, same rules.

kindraai.dev →
YES, IT'S AI · THE HONEST PAGE

You'll find a mistake on this site.
That's the point.

Every picture and every film here was made with AI, by the company selling AI staff. Somewhere a hand has six fingers. He counted. It still did his invoices.

Read the honest page
ENQUIREA 20-MINUTE CHAT · NO PITCH DECK

Tell us the jobs
you hate.

A person in Brisbane reads it and books twenty minutes. We'll tell you which way in fits — one job, a team, or your own department — and if the week doesn't need us yet, we'll say so.

Tell us the jobs you hateSee the worked example first