IT and AI consulting
Technology that actually gets used.
Most businesses do not need more tools. They need the right ones, wired together properly, doing the work in the background. That is what I build.
You describe the problem
No jargon required. Tell me where the time goes and what keeps breaking.
I find the solution
Build it, buy it, or leave it alone. The answer depends on your situation, not on what I like working with.
It runs without you
The goal is a system that keeps working when nobody is watching it.
What I do
Four ways I am usually useful
Every business is different, so the work is too. These are the shapes it tends to take.
AI that does real work
Not a chatbot bolted to a homepage. Systems that read, decide, draft, and hand off, inside the workflows you already have.
Custom systems
When nothing off the shelf fits the way you work, a purpose built system that does.
Integration and IT
Getting the tools you already pay for to talk to each other, so your data lives in one place.
Advisory
Deciding what to build, what to buy, and what to ignore, before anyone writes code.
How it goes
Understand it, solve it, ship it, then widen it
No long discovery phase that produces a document and nothing else. The point is working software in front of real people as early as it is responsible to put it there.
Understand the business
Before anything gets built, I need to know how money moves through your business and where it gets stuck. Usually a conversation and a look at how work flows today.
Find the solution
I look at what exists, what it costs, and what it would take to build. You get a straight recommendation with the tradeoffs written down, including the option to do nothing.
Ship something small
The first version solves one real problem and goes live. Working software beats a plan, and it tells us what the second version should be.
Automate outward
Once the core works, the surrounding manual steps come off your plate one at a time. This is where the compounding happens.
Case study
From phone tag to a signed job, without a sales visit
A contractor in a competitive market had the same problem as everyone else in it. Every quote required someone to drive out, measure, come back, price it by hand, and then chase the customer for a week. Leads went cold in the gap. The business ran out of one person memory and a full voicemail box.
Read the full story- A customer now requests a quote from the website in about a minute.
- The property is measured automatically from the address, with sanity checks that pull anything questionable aside for a human before it ever reaches the customer.
- A priced proposal with options is generated and emailed within minutes, not days.
- The customer reviews it, signs it online, and puts down a deposit without anyone picking up the phone.
- Follow up runs on a schedule on its own, and stops the moment the customer responds.
- Everything lands in one operations console, so nothing depends on remembering.
Working together
Start small or go all in
You do not have to commit to a project to get value out of a conversation.
Advisory call
A focused conversation about a specific decision. Good when you need a second opinion, not a project.
Assessment
A short engagement that maps how work flows today, finds the expensive parts, and returns a prioritized plan you can act on with or without me.
Build
A defined scope, built and shipped in phases, with a fixed price per phase.
Ongoing support
Keeping what is live running, plus a steady stream of small improvements. Month to month, cancel whenever.
Tell me what is slowing you down
One message, no pitch deck. If I am not the right fit, I will tell you that too.