Your whole business. One screen.

Fifteen apps that already know about each other. Here is an ordinary Thursday, on one login.

  • Free for 14 days
  • All fifteen apps included
  • No card needed
Wildroot Flowers 07:00Thursday
Bookings
Wreath workshopSaturday · 10:006 of 8
Two seats takenBooked online · 23:14New
Customers
Regular customer4 orders · 2 workshopsRepeat
Last message“Same again for the shop window?”Reply
Sell → Stock
Order taken3 × hand-tied bouquetPaid
Left on the shelfWas 1411
Ribbon, 25mmBelow your reorder pointReorder
Invoices
INV-2214From Saturday’s workshopSent
DueCard or bank transfer$340
My Site
Spring arrivalsNew page · live nowPublished
Workshop pageShows 2 seats leftAuto
Money
Taken todayShop, site and workshop$1,286
Still owed1 invoice out$340
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07:40 · Bookings

It booked itself while you were asleep.

Somebody found your site at half eleven last night and took a place. No email to read, no diary to copy it into.

09:05 · Customers

You know who they are before they finish the sentence.

Every order, message and booking they have ever made is on the same card. Not in a separate system you pay separately for.

11:20 · Sell & Stock

Sell one. The shelf count moves on its own.

You didn’t type it anywhere. Selling and counting are not two products here, so they cannot disagree with each other.

13:45 · Invoices

The invoice already knew what the job was.

It was the booking half an hour ago. You added a line and sent it. Nothing was copied from one screen into another.

15:30 · My Site

Your website is not a different company.

It is the same products, the same prices and the same calendar you have been looking at all day. Change one, it changes everywhere.

17:50 · That’s the day

Eight apps before six o’clock. You opened one.

The other seven were there the whole time — content, suppliers, staff, automations, the rest. Not an upgrade. Not an add-on. Just not needed today.

Whatever kind of business you have.

Piggles is not a shop product with appointments bolted on, or a booking product that also does invoices. A bakery, a barber and a potter are equally the point — and so is the garage, the market stall and the person who makes things in a shed.

  • A bakery.
  • A barber.
  • A potter.
  • A garage.
  • A market stall.
  • A salon.
  • A tailor.
  • A studio.
  • A workshop.
  • A supplier.
  • A shed.

Simple doesn’t have to mean basic.

Business software is rarely hard because it does too much. It is hard because it makes you learn its vocabulary before it will help you.

You don’t have a CRM.
You have customers.

Nothing was removed to get those names. The capability underneath is the same one bigger companies pay a great deal more for — it just stopped asking you to translate.

All fifteen, grouped the way a business is.

Not a features list — the six things a day is actually made of. Every one is included from the first day, and every one is a real place in the software rather than a bullet point on this page.

Your day

One screen that tells you what happened overnight and what is waiting — instead of five tabs you check in a fixed order because you once forgot one.

  • HomeWhat needs your attention right now

Your website

Pages, writing, and being findable.

  • My SiteYour website — pages, design and branding
  • ContentArticles, images and anything you write once and reuse
  • Get FoundHelp people find you in search and on social

Selling

What you sell and what you have left.

  • SellProducts, services, orders and checkout
  • StockWhat you have, where it is, and when to reorder
  • PartnersYour suppliers, what they charge and what you have on order

People

Customers, conversations, appointments.

  • CustomersWho you work with, and everything you know about them
  • MessagesEmail and conversations with your customers
  • BookingsAppointments, availability and your calendar

Money

Send the bill, chase the ones nobody paid, and see plainly what came in, what went out, and what you actually kept.

  • InvoicesBill people and track who has paid
  • MoneyWhat came in, what went out, and what you kept

Running it

Your team, your tools, the routine parts.

  • My TeamThe people who work with you, and what they can do
  • AutomationsLet routine things happen without you
  • ConnectionsLink Piggles to the other tools you use

You answer two questions. It arrives set up.

Fifteen apps is a lot to look at and nothing to set up. You are not handed an empty workspace and a manual — signing up asks what the business is called and what you want to start with, and the rest is already done when you get there.

  • Set up, not just switched on

    Customers arrives with a pipeline in it. Sell arrives knowing about tax and postage. Money arrives with its accounts. Turning an app on and leaving you an empty screen is not turning it on.

  • What you didn’t pick isn’t locked

    Every one of the fifteen sits behind one tap, permanently, in the same place. The button says Add app and carries no price — because there isn’t one.

  • You can change your mind on Tuesday

    The answer sets what you see first, not what you are allowed to have. Nothing you choose now is a door you have to pay to reopen later.

Signing up

What is the business called?

Wildroot Flowers

What do you want to start with?

  • Your day
  • Your website
  • Selling
  • People
  • Money
  • Running it

That is the whole form. No card, free for fourteen days.

$49 a month. All of it.

Every app is included from the first day. There are no tiers to compare, no modules to price up, and nothing behind an upgrade button.

Your bill changes when your business needs more room — more people on the team, more storage, more email going out. Not because you switched Bookings on.

What counts as more room

$49/month

One plan. That is the whole price list.

  • All fifteen apps, from the first day
  • Your website, and a Piggles address for it
  • Three people on your team
  • Your own customer records, products and orders
  • Everything exportable, always
Start free for 14 days

No card needed to start.

The boring things, done properly.

No badges, no uptime percentage, and no number nobody is measuring yet. Four things that are true, and a page that explains each of them.

How your data is handled
  • A certification badge

    We don’t have one. A badge on a page is the cheapest lie in this industry.

  • An uptime percentage

    Nobody is measuring it yet. A number nobody measures is a decoration.

  • A wall of customer logos

    We would have to invent them, and you would have no way of knowing.

Here is what is left when you take those out.

  • Your data is yours

    Export your customers, products, orders and content whenever you want, in formats other software can read. Leaving is not a support ticket.

  • Kept separate, kept safe

    Your business is isolated from every other business on Piggles at the database itself, not just in the app. Encrypted in transit and at rest.

  • It stays up

    Backed up continuously, monitored around the clock, with a public status page so you never have to guess whether it is you.

  • A person answers

    Support from people who know the product, not a queue that closes your ticket for being inactive.

Questions people actually ask.

The six that come up before anybody signs anything. Every answer is the one on the pricing and trust pages, not a shorter version of it.

Go and run the business. Piggles will handle the business software.

$49 a month · free for 14 days · no card needed

Business software for people who have a business to run.

$49 a month · 14 days free · no card needed

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