HOBART, TAS
Software and AI development for Hobart businesses
TechMoose works with Hobart and southern Tasmania businesses from our Launceston branch, with our head office in Sydney. We build AI voice agents, automation, custom software, web applications and mobile apps, delivered remotely on Australian time, with in person sessions arranged by appointment when they help. We do not have a Hobart office, and we would rather say so plainly than pretend otherwise.
Why a Hobart business would use us
Hobart runs on small teams: cafes and restaurants, tourism operators, clinics, tradies, and professional firms where the owner is often the receptionist as well. The common problem is the phone and the paperwork landing on the same person who is trying to do the actual work. That is exactly what voice AI and automation are good at taking off your plate.
Voice AI for Hobart small businesses
TechMoose AI is our own voice agent platform. You describe your assistant in plain English, get an Australian phone number, and it answers calls, handles routine questions and books appointments into your calendar. A Sandy Bay clinic or a Glenorchy workshop can test it on the free plan in a browser before connecting a real number.
Working with us from Hobart
Tasmania shares its time zone with Sydney, so questions are answered the same day, not overnight. Most of the work happens remotely with calls and written updates, and our Launceston branch is a drive up the Midland Highway if a face to face session would help. Meetings are arranged by appointment because we do not run a walk in office.
What we have actually shipped
WashMoose is live on the Australian App Store, a consumer marketplace with booking, payments and provider onboarding. TechMoose AI is live at techmoose.ai, and Snib is in beta on iOS. We point at real software rather than a portfolio of mockups, because shipped work is the only credential that means anything in this trade.
AVAILABLE IN HOBART
What we build here
AI Voice Agents and Chatbots in Hobart
Answer every call and every message, day or night, without hiring a receptionist.
Read moreAI Automation in Hobart
Put the repetitive parts of your business on autopilot, with a human still in the loop where it counts.
Read moreCustom Software Development in Hobart
When off the shelf software nearly fits but not quite, and the workarounds are now the job.
Read moreWeb Application Development in Hobart
Fast, accessible websites and web applications that search engines and answer engines can actually read.
Read moreMobile App Development in Hobart
iOS and Android apps, shipped to the stores and maintained past launch day.
Read moreWHERE WE WORK
Areas served
- Hobart
- Hobart CBD
- Sandy Bay
- Glenorchy
- Kingston
- Clarence
- Southern Tasmania
- Tasmania
- Australia
QUESTIONS
Frequently asked
Do you have an office in Hobart?
No. Our head office is in Sydney and our Tasmanian branch is in Launceston. We work with Hobart clients remotely, and we can arrange an in person meeting by appointment when it helps. Email info@techmoose.com.au to organise one.
Can a Hobart business try a voice AI before committing?
Yes. TechMoose AI has a free plan with a browser demo, so you can build your agent and talk to it before connecting a phone number. Paid plans start at A$49 a month with a dedicated Australian number, no setup fees and no lock in contract.
How much does a software project cost for a Hobart business?
Cost depends on scope, not on postcode. A single automation that removes a repetitive weekly task is a small fixed price engagement. A full custom application is a multi month build. We quote a fixed scope with a fixed price after a free scoping call, so there is no hourly meter running.
Do you support the software after it launches?
Yes. Every build ships with documentation and a handover, and we offer ongoing support for clients who want it. You are never locked in, and the code and infrastructure accounts are yours.
Building something in Hobart?
Tell us what the process looks like today and what it is costing you. We will tell you honestly whether software fixes it and what it would take.