Level Best is built in the open, and priced like it's still early, because it is. Here's what has just landed and what's coming; members get all of it as it arrives, at the price they joined on.
Already holding a builder's quote, a proposal, or the whole pile? Show it what you've been sent: what it covers, where it sits against published cost guides, what jobs like this usually include that it never mentions, and the questions to ask before you sign. Then one tap turns it into a project, quotes filed line by line.
Photograph a quote or invoice, or attach the PDF, at kick-off or mid-project. It's read, checked and filed, VAT, exclusions and all.
Partner, builder, client or architect on the same live plan. You choose what they see; they comment, line by line, and change nothing.
Tell it your postcode and house name and it reads the public planning registers: conservation areas, listed buildings, protected trees, flood zones. Then what your neighbours applied for, how many were granted, and how long a decision actually takes round your way. Facts with a source and a date, not the assistant's opinion, and it never counts against your AI allowance.
Your project reviews itself and emails you what matters, on the morning you choose.
Add Level Best to your phone from the account page: a proper icon, full screen, no browser bars. The plan in your pocket at the merchant's counter.
Describe anything, get a plan. Experimental, on the paid plan.
Run client projects under your own name: your logo on it, seats for your team, invoice records. £29 a month for the firm.
Upload the architect's drawings; get draft quantities (m² of flooring and plaster, litres of paint) straight into the materials list.
Professional firms will upload past projects and quotes, so estimates lean on what your firm actually pays and charges.
Walk the "finished" job taking photos; get a ticked snag list, each fault tied to its picture, ready to send before the final payment leaves.
The plan prompts you to photograph pipework and wiring before the plasterboard closes over them. A record of what's behind every wall.
Every mid-job extra gets priced, approved and logged before it touches the budget. The number creeps in daylight, or not at all.
An assistant that drafts your chasing emails, so the polite nagging writes itself.
When a project ends, its warranties, certificates, manuals and paint colours become a lasting record of the house, with a nudge when things fall due.
Lofts, kitchens, garden rooms, extensions. Starting structures tuned by everyone who planned one before you.