Built in Australia, for Australians.

FormFinder started with a phone call. A mate in Queensland rang, straight out of court, and said: “wouldn’t it be great if there was an app on your phone that gave you the specific laws and forms you need for this?”

The answer was “I’m on it.” That’s genuinely how this started — no market research, no pitch deck, just someone who’d been through it saying the obvious thing out loud.

He wasn’t wrong, either. It’s not a unique story — it’s the default Australian government experience. Forms designed in 1998. Interfaces written by people who’ve never had to use them. Multiple agencies asking for the same information, none of them talking to each other. And underneath all of it, the same question every time: which form do I actually need?

The forms themselves we can’t change — but how you find and understand them, we absolutely can. Describe your situation, get the exact verified form with its official source attached. Plain-English explainers instead of legalese. A council reporter that keeps going when the council goes quiet. A wallet that watches your licence and Medicare expiries so a renewal never sneaks up on you. That’s the whole pitch.