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Trustworth Labs

Software for the shop, the field and the classroom.

We make tools for people who have better things to do than fight with software — and we build one-off systems for businesses that need their own.

Our main product

Trust POS: the till that keeps your books.

Most shops end up with a till that sells and a set of books that never quite agrees with it. Trust POS treats the sale and the bookkeeping as the same moment, so the month closes against what actually happened at the counter.

Sale #1042

Paid
  • Reading glasses× 2
  • Lens cloth× 1
  • Your books

    Today's takings updated.

  • Your shelves

    Three items fewer.

  • One action, not two

    Ringing up a sale is the bookkeeping. Nothing to copy over at closing time, and no second system to argue with the first.

  • Stock that keeps itself straight

    Scan something at the counter and the shelf count goes down. What is running low is a screen, not a guess.

  • Ten languages, right to left included

    Arabic and Urdu among them, with the whole layout flipping to match rather than leaving mirrored screens to chance.

  • Your records stay yours

    Take the lot out as a spreadsheet whenever you want. It can run on your own computers if you would rather it did.

What we make

Eight things we've built and still look after.

Four of them have a longer write-up. Ask us about any of the others and we'll walk you through it properly.

RAG Playground

Ask your own documents. See where the answer came from.

Everyone wants an assistant that knows their own handbook, contracts or product notes. The hard part is knowing whether it will actually work on your documents before anyone has paid for it.

So: upload them, ask real questions, and read the answer next to the passage it was taken from. Change one piece — a different AI, a different way of indexing — and ask the same question again. The difference is right there in front of you.

See how the playground worksTry it(opens in a new tab)

Asked of your own staff handbook

“How much notice do I need to give before taking annual leave?”

Four weeks for anything longer than five days, and one week for anything shorter. Requests go to your line manager, who has five working days to answer.

Taken from

  • staff-handbook.pdfclosest match
  • leave-policy-2026.docxalso used

Same question, a different AI behind it

  • OpenAI
  • Google
  • Anthropic
  • DeepSeek

Trust POS

One system, whatever you sell.

Every shop starts with the same core. Then we switch on the bits your trade actually needs — so a pharmacy and an optician can run the same software without one of them wading through the other's paperwork.

See how Trust POS works

Every shop gets

  • Selling
  • Stock
  • Customers
  • Staff
  • Your books

Optician's extras

Off, and a grocer never sees a prescription box anywhere in the system.

Writers Hub

Read it here. Write it here too.

Most places let you do one or the other. This is one account for both — you read what other people have written, and publish your own from the same place, in whatever shape it came out in.

Writing a serial? Release it a chapter at a time. Set a chapter to appear on Friday and it appears on Friday — the people following you hear about it the moment it does, and not a minute before.

See how Writers Hub works

Publish any of these

  • Short story
  • Novella
  • Novel
  • TV pilot
  • Screenplay
  • Stage play
  • Poetry

Built for the long sitting

A warm sepia page if you want one, type sized the way you like it, and your place kept for you — so the chapter you started on the bus carries on where you left it.

Tideglass · Chapter 9

The light had been out for six days when the first message came through.

Custom work

Need something built for your business?

Not everything comes off the shelf. If your business needs its own app, website or device, that is most of what we do — and we will say so honestly if we are not the right people for it.

Tell us about it

  1. Tell us the problem

    In your own words. "My stock count is always wrong" is a perfectly good brief — you do not need to know what to ask for.

  2. We tell you straight

    Whether one of our existing products already covers it, whether it needs building, and roughly what that means in time and money.

  3. We build it and hand it over

    Apps, websites, or physical devices with sensors. It runs on your own systems if that matters to you, and it stays yours.

Say hello

Tell us what's getting in your way.

You don't need to know what to ask for. Describe the bit of your day that's annoying — the stock count that's always wrong, the watering you keep forgetting — and we'll tell you honestly whether we can help.