Services

What working with me looks like.

Every project is scoped in plain English before it starts: what the system does, what it never does, what it costs to run, and how we'll know it's working.

AUTOMATION

Work Automation

AI assistants that take over a category of repetitive work: sorting and answering email, entering data between systems, drafting documents and quotes, chasing follow-ups and overdue invoices. Fully automatic where that's safe, human-approved where it isn't — you draw the line; the system respects it.

What you getA system that quietly clears a category of work, with a record of everything it did.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Reliable AI Infrastructure

The behind-the-scenes plumbing that makes automation trustworthy: what your AI is allowed to touch, what it remembers, and a plain log of everything it did and why. Built so the AI model can be swapped as better ones ship — without rebuilding the system around it.

What you getAutomation you can audit — every action logged, every permission explicit.

MOBILE

Mobile Apps with AI Inside

iOS and Android apps with a working assistant built in, not a chat box bolted on. The app understands what the user is trying to do and handles the busywork — fetching, filling, scheduling, summarizing — before they ask.

What you getAn app your customers or crew actually use, shipped to both app stores.

WEB

AI-Native Websites

Websites built for how people search now: visitors ask a question and get an answer, not a list of links — and your content is structured so the AI tools searching on their behalf understand your business too. Hand-coded, fast, no template weight.

What you getA site that answers your customers' questions instantly — and stays yours.

Who I help

Where I look first, by industry.

Different industries, same leak: hours lost to paperwork and follow-up. Here's what I'd automate first in each. If yours isn't listed, the pattern probably still is.

REAL ESTATE

  • Listing paperwork and disclosures
  • Lead follow-up that slips after the first call
  • Showing schedules that eat evenings

TRADES & FIELD SERVICES

  • Quotes written at the kitchen table at 10pm
  • Dispatch and scheduling chaos
  • Invoices — and the chasing that follows them

MEDICAL & DENTAL OFFICES

  • Appointment reminders and reschedules
  • Intake forms typed in twice
  • Insurance paperwork that stacks up

RESTAURANTS & HOSPITALITY

  • Supplier orders and inventory counts
  • The same questions answered forty times a week
  • Schedules that change daily

LOGISTICS & WHOLESALE

  • Order-status calls that interrupt real work
  • Delivery documents entered by hand
  • Inventory that drifts from the system of record

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

  • Client intake that takes days, not minutes
  • First drafts that consume billable hours
  • Time tracking and billing chores

Typical engagements

Three ways in.

  1. 01

    Automation Pilot

    One workflow, taken end to end. We pick a single painful process, I build an assistant that handles it, and you watch it run on your real cases. Small commitment, real proof.

  2. 02

    Full System Build

    Several connected automations or a custom app, plus the plumbing that makes them reliable: permissions, logging, and a record of every action. Delivered in stages you can see working.

  3. 03

    AI-Native Website

    Your site, redesigned and hand-coded for how customers search now — built to answer questions, load fast, and stay yours.

How pricing works

Priced in the open.

There’s no rate card here, because an honest one can’t exist. The price of an AI system is driven by the complexity of the ask and the AI models chosen to power it — some are fast and inexpensive, some are built for deep reasoning, others are specialists in design. Matching the right model to each job is part of the work.

My promise: once your work is scoped, you get a range of prices at different levels — what each option includes, what it runs on, and what it costs to operate — with complete transparency. Nothing starts until we agree in writing. No surprises, no meter running.