QuoteDesk: instant quotes for a cleaning company, and the follow-ups nobody has time to send. A home cleaning business loses jobs in two places: quotes that take a day to come back, and open quotes nobody chases. QuoteDesk handles both for Maple & Mop, a demo company. What runs on its own: • Priced on the server. The client sees a live, itemized price; the saved total is recomputed from the owner's price list, never trusted from the browser, in integer cents. • The quote is emailed the second it is saved, with a link to book or pick another slot. • One follow-up, never two: an hourly job nudges quotes still open after 24 hours, stamps them so it can't fire twice, and skips anyone who booked. • A day-before reminder for every booked cleaning, also sent once. • AI reads the client's notes: "two cats, fourth-floor walk-up" becomes Pets and Stairs flags plus 30 extra minutes for the crew. • Owner dashboard: quotes today, booking rate, expected revenue, bookings after a follow-up, a 7-day schedule and an email timeline per quote. Owner actions require the Base44 admin login, checked on the server. Judges get a read-only demo view with masked emails: Owner login, then View the demo dashboard.

Three weeks into building the Pasted website, after the design was approved, an 11-page document arrived with a whole new vision. It was beautiful work, and it described a different project at the agreed price. I asked them to decide: keep the approved scope, or pause and price the new idea separately. On day six, they chose the original. We shipped two weeks later.