Your business works. The admin doesn't scale.
I turn the repetitive work into systems that run on their own, so you and your team get back to the work only people can do.
25 years. 8 careers. 30+ apps shipped.
Your tasks this week
4 open · all repetitive
Handled. Your time is back on clients.
Tap the ones that sound like your week.
What I build
I take the work off your team that shouldn't be a job. Not a chatbot bolted onto your process. Not another subscription. A system built around how your business already runs.
Calls, meetings, and intake turned into records in every system that needs them. Nobody retypes anything.
The handoffs between your CRM, your spreadsheets, and your inbox. Done by the system, not by someone with three tabs open.
The steps three people just know. Encoded so the knowledge stops living in someone's head.
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I map where your time actually goes. You leave with a list of what can be removed, what can be encoded, and what should stay human.
You sign off before I write a line of code.
Weekly demos. You see it working before it's done.
You own the code, the accounts, the keys. All of it.
We measure the absence. If we can't name what stopped happening, I didn't do the job.
What stopped happening
Eight careers, 25 years.
It matters to you for one reason. I spent half my career learning how systems fail and the other half learning how people fail. That's how I know which parts of your work should be automated and which parts should never be.
I do the work. There's no team behind me and no handoff after you sign.
Tell me about the work
Still not sure? Thirty minutes will tell you whether this is worth doing.
No. I take the work off your team that shouldn't be a job. The people move to work only people can do.
That's most people. The Audit exists for exactly this. You don't need a spec. You need to know which work is worth taking off your team.
You can, and for something small you probably should. The cost shows up later, when it breaks and you're the only one who knows why. I build things that keep running when you stop paying attention to them.
I do. Every line.
Yes. Code, accounts, keys, credentials. On day one, not at the end.
It will. That's why there's a spec sign-off before the build and weekly demos during it. Changes get repriced in the open, not discovered in the invoice.
Automation connects tools you already have. I remove the need for some of them. Different starting question.
Sometimes. Rarely, and only when I'd have taken the project for cash anyway.