In development

Outfall.

Where the water leaves the site, the design gets serious.

Outfall picks up exactly where Catchment stops, at the edge of the site. Foul & discharge design, phased by paying value: gravity and pumped foul first, then off-mains treatment, building drainage and adoption-ready networks. It sits beside Catchment on one account, one login, one set of projects, one standards discipline.

Fig. 02 — Headwall & apron, long sectionSchematic only · NTS
Fig. 03 — Build sequence · Paying value firstPhases 0–5
  1. PH 0 · Live now

    Prototype beachhead

    Foul flow & load · Colebrook-White sizing

  2. PH 2 · 2–4 mo

    Off-mains pack

    Fields, septic, package plants · rural & self-build segment

  3. PH 3 · 3–5 mo

    Drainage & documentation

    BS EN 12056 · strategy & schedule outputs

  4. PH 4 · 5–8 mo

    Network & adoption depth

    Long sections, adoptable detail, pumped-suite depth

  5. PH 5 · 8–12+ mo

    Major civils & treatment

    Works-end modules, built against confirmed demand

Public methods first · Complete workflows, not features · Documents bought only when a phase demands them

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One account across Catchment and Outfall
One set of projects, carried across the site boundary
Standards-cited outputs, same as every Quinnsite tool
Priced at launch, never sold before it exists