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The work clients hire you for creates a second job.

AI can make one task faster while the work you were trying to hand off stays with you. Show me how you handle it today, and I’ll build an AI agent around your workflow. It takes on the routine work. You make the judgment calls.

Choose a starting point

Three builds available now.

Choose a $750 founding build if the problem is already clear. If it isn't, the AI Opportunity Audit looks across the business before you decide what to build. Each build starts with one workflow. The rate is for the first three clients across invoice reminders, prospect follow-up, and client feedback.

Unpaid invoice

Invoice reminders

The automatic reminders already in your invoicing software don’t know about a Zelle or check payment until someone records it. That means they can keep asking the customer for money they’ve already sent. This agent checks payment notices and customer replies before the next reminder goes out, and holds the reminder when it needs your judgment.

Sent proposal

Prospect follow-up

It follows up after a proposal or estimate so you don’t have to remember who went quiet. It can answer routine questions or send your scheduling link. Requests to change the price or scope come to you.

Work sent for sign-off

Client feedback

It keeps each request tied to the right item and version and follows up when feedback is due. When the client responds, the reminders stop. You decide whether the work is approved.

Will AI become another job?

In the AI Opportunity Audit, I look at how work moves through the business and talk with the people doing it. Then I show you where AI would help and where it would create more work. The written plan recommends what to do first and explains why.

Read about the audit

What goes into a build.

The finished agent stays in your business after our work is done. You keep the setup and documentation, with no ongoing payment to me.

  1. Trace how the work happens

    You show me how the work happens now. I map the steps and ask about the parts that aren’t written down. You decide what information the agent can use and what it can do on its own.

  2. Choose what fits, then build

    I start with the tools you already use and add a new one only when it has a clear job to do.

  3. You see the first message before it goes out

    If the wording or timing feels off, I change it. When you trust what the agent is doing, you can let it send without asking you each time.