More customers. Less admin.
We automate the repetitive work in Melbourne small businesses, so you have time to grow.
Free, with no obligation. You decide after you've seen it.
While you work- Review request sentAfter today's job, by text
- Order loggedFrom your Facebook live
- Quote sentPrice written on the photo
- Menu opened at table 4Every dish with a photo and price
- Reminder sentReview request, 3 days on
- Booking request receivedFrom your website
Does any of this sound like your week?
For cafés, restaurants, shops, tradies and local services around Melbourne, these are the tools we build to take repetitive work off your hands.
Customers can't decide, and staff answer the same questions all day
A visual QR menu. Guests scan a code and see every dish as a picture, with prices and dietary tags.
Quoting takes too long
An instant price and quote tool. Weigh an item, take a photo, and the price is written on the picture, ready to send.
You sell live on Facebook and lose track of orders
A live-sale order desk. One place that keeps track of who ordered what while you stay busy selling.
You do great jobs but get few reviews
Review requests. After each job, every customer gets asked, and you can see who has been asked.
Your website, bookings or ordering feel clunky
A simple website, booking or ordering fix. We tidy up what you have, or build something new if you need it.
Something else eating your time? Tell us, and we'll say honestly whether it can be a simple tool.
Built by our founder: smart irrigation for Queensland farms
Before Kavosh, I built the software behind a smart irrigation system for sugarcane farmers. It's the kind of practical, automated tool we want to build for your business.
The problem
Traditional irrigation runs on fixed schedules, which often wastes water and causes runoff. Looking after pumps and valves also means a lot of driving and checking, often at odd hours.
What was built
A dashboard and phone app that connect to pumps and valves in the field. Farmers can:
- start and stop pumps remotely
- open and close valves from a phone or dashboard
- watch pressure and flow in real time and get alerts when something goes wrong
- schedule irrigation automatically, or take control by hand, or just ask by voice
- Used by
- 15+ Queensland farmers
- Recognition
- 2026 Financial Review AI Award for Sustainability
- Team
- I led the software side. My colleague Aravindan Madasamy led the field hardware.
We build it first. You decide after.
Four steps, and the first three cost you nothing.
Free, no obligation
- 1
We look at how you work now
Your website, ordering, socials and reviews. We spot what's costing you customers or time.
- 2
We build a free demo, just for you
Made with your real menu or products and your branding, so it looks like it belongs to you.
- 3
You try it
We show you something finished that you can tap through on your phone. No slides, no jargon.
Only if you want it
- 4
If you like it, you keep it
A simple monthly subscription covers hosting, updates and support. If it's not for you, no hard feelings.
A free demo first. Then a simple monthly price, agreed up front.
- The demo is free, whether or not you carry on.
- Your monthly price covers hosting, updates and support.
- You'll know the price before you say yes.
- Our aim is no lock-in, so you can cancel anytime.
Who's behind Kavosh
I'm Kamyar, an engineer based in Melbourne.
I work at the intersection of software, hardware and curiosity, and I build award-winning automation. I'm an IoT Research Engineer at La Trobe University and Aglantis, and I finished first in my Master of AI at La Trobe. I started Kavosh to build practical tools like these for small businesses.
Get a free demo for your business.
Tell us a little about your business and how to reach you. We'll look at how you work and get started on your demo.
Rather talk first?
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We'll be in touch soon to chat about your business.