1-to-1 with Harry Greener — Building ‘Quotable’ on a Student Budget

In this episode, we sit down with Harry Greener, the student founder behind Quotable — a digital platform designed to make life easier for the tradespeople who keep the country running.

Harry’s journey started with a simple observation: trade businesses lose countless hours to outdated admin and disorganised paperwork. Instead of accepting it as “just the way things are,” Harry decided to build something better.

What makes his story powerful isn’t just the idea — it’s how he’s building it:
on a student budget, learning every skill himself, staying disciplined, and proving that big visions don’t require big money at the start.

In this conversation, Harry opens up about:

• How Quotable was born from real problems he saw in the trade industry
• What it’s like building a product entirely as a student
• The sacrifices and challenges behind developing a business while studying
• His dream of becoming a recognised leader in trade software
• Why he believes the trade sector deserves simpler, modern, user-friendly tools

This episode reveals the truth behind early-stage entrepreneurship — the trial-and-error, the long nights, and the courage it takes to build something meaningful before the world even knows your name.

Whether you’re a founder, student, tradesperson, or someone looking for inspiration, Harry’s story will remind you that great companies can start from the smallest spark — as long as you’re willing to take the first step.