Three ways I take work off your plate — each scoped to one number, agreed before I start. You always know what it costs, and you always own what gets built.
Most builds start with a conversation. No commitment, no jargon — just a straight read on whether automation pays off for you.
A short call about the workflow, software or idea on your mind. I'll tell you straight where AI and automation would pay off — and where they wouldn't.
Book the call →A proper assessment: I map your workflows, pinpoint where a build pays off, and hand you a costed plan you own — fully credited toward your build if you go ahead.
Ask about a review →Start with the problem, not the tech. Each build is scoped and fixed-price before any work begins.
Hand a time-eating workflow back to a tool that runs it for you — registers from transcripts, reports from live data, follow-ups on autopilot.
Collapse the SaaS you rent into one tool you own — built around how you actually work, with your data in your own cloud.
Turn a web or mobile idea into a real, shipped product — customer-facing or internal — on a real cloud backend, yours to keep and grow.
Your build is yours, with no lock-in. If you'd like me to keep it humming and growing, pick a plan — or just call when you need me.
Prefer ad-hoc? Variations and one-off changes are $150–$200/hr — no plan required.
Tell me about the workflow, software or idea on your plate. I'll come back with a plain-English read and a fixed-price plan you own.