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We make complicated businesses less complicated.

Your website doesn't talk to your CRM. Your booking system hates your billing system. Someone is still copying things into a spreadsheet.

The short version

We design and build the websites, software, integrations and automation that sort this stuff out. Some of our clients run coworking spaces. Others run sailing schools, buildings, hotels and businesses we had never heard of until they called.

20+ years building digital things. 8+ years deep in flexible workspace. Still allergic to unnecessary complexity.

The problem

It's usually something stupid.

Rarely the big strategic thing. Almost always the small daily one.

This is the sort of problem we like.

  • 01A booking gets made here. Someone copies it there. Finance needs it somewhere else
  • 02Sign-ups, contracts and invoices still done by hand, one at a time
  • 03A spreadsheet that apparently holds the whole business together
  • 04The person who understands that spreadsheet goes on holiday. Everything stops
  • 05A platform chosen years ago that no longer matches how the business runs
  • 06Staff spending their day on admin instead of the people paying them
People working in the open-plan WOTSO Sunshine Coast workspace

The WOTSO story

Eight years inside one very complicated workspace business

Livmore's work with WOTSO began when they'd trialled the existing coworking platforms and found them more complicated than the problems they were meant to solve. Working inside WOTSO's operating team across memberships, bookings, billing, access and multi-site operations is what led us to build Hamlet.

Read how Hamlet came about

What we actually do

01

Custom software and integrations

Make your systems talk to each other.

Bookings, payments, CRM, access, accounting, internal tools. We connect what's worth keeping and build what's missing.

02

AI and automation

Make the boring stuff disappear.

AI, automation and workflows that take repetitive work off your team's plate. We'll also tell you when AI is completely unnecessary.

03

Legacy modernisation

Fix the thing everyone's scared to touch.

Old software isn't automatically bad software. We untangle what's there, keep what's useful and replace what's holding you back.

04

Websites and digital products

Build something people actually want to use.

Websites, portals, apps and digital products designed around your customers rather than your org chart.

Our special subject

Flexible workspace. We know this one backwards.

We've spent more than eight years inside coworking and flexible workspace, working with operators, building WOTSO's digital experience, working with Flexible Workspace Australia and creating Hamlet.

Coworking and flexible workspace

Multi-site operators, work clubs and managed offices. Bookings. Billing. Memberships. Access. CRM. Payments. Reporting. Multi-site operations. We have probably seen your problem before.

See our flexible workspace work
Hospitality

Hotels, resorts and experience-led venues with the same booking, payment and front-desk problems in different clothes.

Property

Asset and property managers running multi-tenant buildings, tenant portals and access.

We also work with tourism, training, community and booking-led businesses where the same problems show up under different names.

Yes, we use AI

Quite a lot, actually.

We use it to research, prototype, design, code, test and automate. We also use it in the things we build for clients, and through Hamlet we've used automation to remove repetitive operational work across flexible workspace businesses.

What we don't do is sprinkle "AI-powered" over a perfectly good piece of software and add it to the invoice.

Sometimes AI is the answer. Sometimes an API is. Sometimes the answer is deleting a spreadsheet. Knowing the difference is rather important.

One example of where we'd use it

  1. Incoming request
  2. Understand intent
  3. Retrieve context
  4. Suggest action
  5. Draft response
  6. Human review

The useful part isn't the AI-generated reply. It's removing the repetitive work around the decision while keeping a person in charge of the bit that needs judgement.

Technology should remove the friction without removing the human parts that make these businesses worth using.

No black boxes

  1. 01

    Understand

    How the business actually runs, where the time goes, and what would count as better.

  2. 02

    Build

    Software, automation and integrations around your workflows. AI where it helps, people where it matters.

  3. 03

    Support

    We stay on, keep improving it, and keep it fitting the business as it changes.

But not our only subject

Good problems aren't limited to coworking

We also work with businesses in completely different industries where customers, bookings, payments, websites and internal systems all need to agree with each other.

People working in the open-plan WOTSO Sunshine Coast workspace

Workspace software & operational systems

WOTSO Workspaces

Eight years, dozens of locations and one very complicated workspace business. Eventually we built the software too.

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Flexible Workspace Australia website homepage

Industry website / digital platform

Flexible Workspace Australia

Australia's flexible workspace industry needed a better home on the internet. So we're building one.

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Flying Fish Australia sailing course website homepage

Website, booking & automation

Flying Fish Australia

Turns out selling sailing courses online is considerably more complicated than selling T-shirts.

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Also trusted by

Livmore have been our go-to support for all high-profile digital and tech projects. Their knowledge & support has been proven time and again, with every project delivered on-time, on budget and exceeding our expectations. 100% Recommended.
Aaron MichieTechnology and Content Partner, Joy
I've worked with the team at Livmore on a number of modern tech products. They are an awesome bunch to work with, not to mention top-of-the-line when it comes to delivery of product.
Marc CowperCo-Founder, Brand for Better
The team at Livmore have been super supportive and easy to work with. Their attention to detail and tech knowledge have been a great asset to us.
Henry HardingHead of Marketing, Uber Eats

Questions operators ask us

Last updated September 2026

What kinds of projects do you take on?

Websites, custom software, integrations between systems that don't talk to each other, and automation of the repetitive work in between. Some clients come to us for one build, others stay on for ongoing work.

Do we have to change the systems we already use?

Usually not. Most of our work is connecting, configuring and automating around the tools you already run. We only recommend replacing something when there is a clear reason.

What if we're not sure we need AI?

Then you're asking the right question. A lot of what we do isn't AI at all. A first call will tell you where automation would actually help and where it wouldn't.

How do projects usually start?

With a 30-minute call. You show us where the time goes, we tell you what we would change first and what we would leave alone. From there we scope a first piece of work with a fixed price.

What does an engagement cost?

It depends on scope. We'll always give you a fixed price or a clear estimate before anything starts.

Do you work outside Australia?

Yes. We're fully remote, with the team across Australia and Spain, and clients in Australia, New Zealand, the UK and Europe.

Got something that's doing your head in?

A process everyone hates. Two systems that refuse to talk. A website that should be doing more. An AI idea you're not sure is actually a good idea. Show us. We'll spend 30 minutes looking at it with you and tell you where we'd start.

No pitch deck. No obligation. No pretending AI will solve everything.

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