ReplyLink
I’m behind ReplyLink — a platform for secure, trackable business communications. Less inbox chaos, more clarity when messages matter.
Visit replylink.com.au →Built in Queensland · serving Australia-wide
Mr CyberSafe is an app studio and solutions practice — custom web apps, practical cyber readiness guidance, and the platform behind ReplyLink. Plain English, fast iteration, and code that survives real Mondays.
Products and bespoke software — from idea to something your staff will actually open on a Tuesday morning.
I’m behind ReplyLink — a platform for secure, trackable business communications. Less inbox chaos, more clarity when messages matter.
Visit replylink.com.au →Web apps, admin consoles, client portals, and Firebase backends. We prototype quickly, ship in slices, and document so you’re not hostage to one person’s memory.
Structured small-business cyber baseline — Bronze through higher tiers — with plain-English guidance, evidence workbooks, and MSP coordination when you already have a tech partner.
How SMB 1001 works →Gap plans, evidence trackers, and board-ready language so cyber hygiene survives busy season — not a 200-page policy nobody reads.
Flagship product · replylink.com.au
Real software for real operators — not a re‑skinned template with a logo slapped on.
How it lands
One reply, on both screens.
Your client taps a link on their phone. Your dashboard updates the same second — no refresh, no chasing.
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SMS arrives
Taps the link
Fills the form
Done
Reception sees it
ReplyLink is the communications product I ship from Mr CyberSafe — designed for teams who need traceable, professional messaging without everyone living in a shared inbox.
SMB 1001 is Australia’s structured small-business cyber security baseline (published by Dynamic Standards International). It lines up with practical Essential Eight thinking — so you get a sensible ladder of controls, not a 200-page policy nobody reads.
Most owners don’t need another buzzword deck. They need to know what to fix first, where records actually live, and how to show an insurer or board that cyber hygiene is real — not checkbox theatre. That’s the lane I help with — tools, workshops, and evidence you can hand to a reviewer.
Work through structured controls for your size and sector — what you already do vs what the standard expects.
Start at Bronze or aim for Silver as a common minimum; higher tiers when risk and client expectations demand it.
Collect proof that controls are real — patches, backups, access rules, email authentication — not checkbox theatre.
Cyber hygiene is ongoing. We set a maintainable cadence with your team or MSP so it survives busy season.
Certification pathways are often delivered with CyberCert partner tooling — I stay vendor-neutral on stack choices; my job is defensible evidence and board-ready language.
Workshops and gap plans that translate SMB 1001 and Essential Eight into tasks your staff can actually do — no jargon theatre.
Checklists, evidence trackers, and structured handover packs so you’re not rebuilding the story from email every audit season.
Already have an IT provider? I help align their roadmap with what the standard expects — clear asks, fewer circular meetings.
Translate technical controls into language insurers, directors, and clients can understand — what you do, what you’re fixing next.
SMB 1001 references the small-business security baseline published by Dynamic Standards International. Certification fees and partner pricing (e.g. CyberCert) are separate from consulting scope — confirm current tiers with your certifier. Guidance only — not legal advice; your business remains responsible for its own cyber decisions.
Small team energy. Senior judgement. No mystery phases.
Workshop the problem, sketch flows, agree what “done” looks like.
UX that respects busy people — especially non‑technical owners.
Iterative releases you can click, not months of silence.
Handover, docs, and sensible fixes when the world shifts.
One builder with a teaching background, IT management scars, and too many opinions about good UX. Graduate qualifications in IT and computer education, ACS member, based in Bundaberg, Queensland.
I like problems where software and human behaviour meet — messy inboxes, cyber hygiene that never sticks, or “we need an app but nobody knows what it should do yet.” That’s the fun part.
App idea, ReplyLink question, or SMB 1001 guidance — one inbox, human reply within a business day.