Agents, apps and automations, one person accountable.
Start with one build, or keep me on each month as your ongoing AI lead. Either way, you get a clear scope and price before any work starts.
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AI agents and assistants
An AI agent does one clear job inside the tools you already use, like sorting new leads, updating your CRM or drafting replies. It looks things up and gets the work ready on its own, and anything risky waits for a person to approve it.
What you get
- An agent set up with your offers, prices and rules
- Connections to your CRM, inbox, calendar or database
- Clear limits, with risky steps waiting for your one-click approval
- Tuning after launch, as real use shows what to fix
- Good for
- Lead follow-up, customer questions, CRM updates and inbox sorting
- How it starts
- We pick one job, like lead follow-up, and build that first
- What you own
- The code, the instructions and the accounts it runs on
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AI voice agents
A voice agent answers your phone or talks with visitors on your website, asks the right questions and books the appointment. It picks up after hours and on busy days, when calls would otherwise go to voicemail.
What you get
- A phone agent that answers with your business name, day and night
- Questions that qualify each caller before booking
- Bookings made straight into your calendar
- Booking rules you set, like no same-day visits
- Good for
- Home services, clinics, law firms and any team that misses calls
- How it starts
- We write the call script together, and you test it on your own phone first
- What you own
- The script, the phone number and the account the agent runs on
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Custom software and business operating systems
One app your team runs the business from, in place of the spreadsheets and tools you juggle now. Leads, clients, projects and reports live in one place, built around how you already work.
What you get
- A CRM, client portal or dashboard shaped to your process
- Your data moved over from the tools it replaces
- AI where it saves time, like turning calls into tasks
- An app your team can install on desktop and phone
- Good for
- Agencies and service businesses running on too many tools
- How it starts
- You walk me through how your team works today, and you see a first version in days
- What you own
- The code, the database and every account, in your name
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Automations and integrations
Automations move work between your tools, so nobody copies and pastes. New leads get a fast follow-up, form entries land in your CRM, and reports are ready when you need them.
What you get
- Leads from forms, ads and job boards sent to one place
- Meeting notes turned into tasks for your team
- AI steps that sort, summarize and draft replies
- Fixes when a tool changes and a step breaks
- Good for
- Teams that move the same data by hand every week
- How it starts
- Show me the task your team repeats most, and I'll map it and price it
- What you own
- Every workflow, in your own n8n, Zapier, GoHighLevel or other account
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AI-powered websites, landing pages and funnels
Fast sites and pages that say what you do in plain words and make the next step obvious. Forms, booking and follow-up are connected, and an AI assistant can answer questions and book calls.
What you get
- Copy, design and build from one person
- Pages that load fast and work well on phones
- Forms and booking connected to your CRM
- A structure that search engines and AI answers can read
- Good for
- Businesses paying for traffic that doesn't turn into calls
- How it starts
- Run your page through my free analyzer, or send me the link
- What you own
- The site, the domain and the code
Two ways to work together
One build
You have one clear job in mind: an agent, an app or an automation.
- How it starts
- A few messages or a short call, then a clear scope and price
- How long
- A working first version in days, finished in weeks
- What you get
- The finished build, running in your accounts and yours to keep
- How we talk
- WhatsApp or email, with a link to try after each round
Ongoing AI lead
You want one person to find, build and look after your AI work, month after month.
- How it starts
- We list the jobs worth handing to AI and pick the first one
- How long
- Ongoing, as a monthly arrangement
- What you get
- New builds, fixes and improvements every month, from one person who knows your business
- How we talk
- A shared chat and a regular check-in call
If you're not sure which fits, tell me about your business. I'll say which one I'd pick.
Start with a message (opens in a new tab)From first message to launch
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First message
On WhatsApp, email or a short call. You describe the work, and I ask about your tools, your team and what a good result looks like.
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Scope and price
In plain English: what gets built, what doesn't, what it costs and when you'll see the first version.
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First version in days
You get a link to something that works. You click through it, and we adjust in short rounds.
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Launch and after
It goes live in your accounts. Then I keep it running each month, or hand it to your team with what they need to run it.
Who this is for
A good fit if
- You can name a task your team repeats every week.
- You pay for tools that don't talk to each other.
- Leads or calls slip through when you're busy.
- You want one person accountable from start to finish.
- You're ready to give feedback on early versions.
Not a fit if
- You need a large team for a big company-wide rollout.
- You only want strategy slides and no build.
- You want AI to spend money or delete records with no human check.
- You need someone on site every day.
- You can't share access to the tools we'd connect.
Before you decide
Short answers to what people ask before a build.
Ask me directly (opens in a new tab)How do you price the work?
A single build gets its own scope and price. Ongoing work is a monthly arrangement. Either way, you see the scope and price before any work starts.
Who does the work?
I do. You talk to the person building it, from the first message to launch and after. There's no account manager in between.
What if the AI gets something wrong?
I plan for it. Every agent gets clear limits that you approve before launch. Anything risky, like spending money, publishing or deleting, waits for a person to approve it. I test it on real examples from your business before it goes live.
Which AI models do you use?
Whichever fits the job, usually Claude or GPT. I set things up so you can switch models later without starting over.
Can you take over something another developer started?
Yes. I've taken over apps started by other developers and by AI app builders, cleaned them up and kept building. I'll look at what you have and tell you whether to keep it or start fresh.
Can we start small?
Yes. Start with one build. If it pays off, we plan the next one or move to a monthly arrangement.