Welcome back to the Alright Mucka Podcast! 🎙️

In Episode 2, we’re getting into the real admin pain that every tradesperson knows too well. From late nights chasing payments to stacks of paperwork that never seem to end, we’re breaking down why admin is draining tradies across the UK.

👉 Expect straight talk, honest stories, and a look at how much time is really being lost each week.

👉 We’ll also chat about why existing tools don’t work for sole traders and what needs to change.

If you’ve ever finished a job only to spend your evening buried in invoices and emails, this episode is for you.

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In the first episode of the "Alright Mucka" podcast, co-founders Tom and Sammy introduce their AI voice assistant, Mucka, built to help tradespeople save time on admin tasks.

They discuss the journey from idea to prototype, the importance of launching a Minimum Viable Product (MVP), and their lean, user-focused development approach. Joined by team member Jack, they share insights on startup challenges, user testing, and building a product that truly solves real-world problems. The episode sets the stage for future updates and invites listeners to join their community as Mucka evolves.

• Introduction of Mucka, a voice AI assistant for tradespeople.
• Discussion of the administrative challenges faced by tradespeople.
• The inspiration behind Mucka and its development journey.
• The importance of a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in startup development.
• The lean startup methodology: build, measure, and learn.
• Personal backgrounds and entrepreneurial experiences of the founders.
• The role of user feedback in refining the product.
• Strategies for prioritizing features in product development.
• The significance of delegation and automation in reducing burnout.
• Future plans for user testing and community engagement.

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