I help small businesses find where time and money are leaking, then I build the fix. It's usually simpler than you'd expect, and we start with one small project.
When you're in the business every day, it's hard to see where the time goes. I look at it from the outside, find the one problem that matters most, and tell you what it's costing.
Clear processes, purchasing that goes through one door, a simple way to track projects, and a CRM people trust. It isn't glamorous, but everything else sits on it.
If someone is copying data from one tool to another, that's a job for software. I connect your tools with Zapier, Make, n8n or a bit of code, and write it down so your team can run it without me.
Fast, hand-coded sites with no page builders. Easy to find on Google and easy for you to update.
A new inquiry comes in and five things need to happen. Here, nobody has to remember any of them. (Simulated demo.)
Two tools I use at the start of most projects. They run in your browser, and nothing you type is saved or sent.
Work out what a weekly manual task really costs, how much of it software could take over, and how fast a fix pays for itself.
Ten quick statements about how the business runs. You get a score, your weak spot, and what I'd fix first.
The whole process is built around one thing: a result you actually want, a good chance of getting it, soon, and without much effort on your side.
A free 30-minute call. I ask what's happening, what it's costing you, and what you've already tried that didn't work. By the end we both know the actual problem, not just the symptom.
A short plan that starts with what the business looks like once this is fixed, then what I'll build to get there, how long it takes and what it costs. You approve it before anything starts.
I do the work myself, in days or weeks rather than months, and hand over something you own and understand. The first project is small on purpose, so you see a result before committing to more.
I also design and build my own software, start to finish. It's where I try new ideas before using them on client work.
A self-hosted household operating system covering calendar, recipes and shopping, documents, finances and projects. It runs on a single machine at home, with no third party holding the data.
A self-hosted marketing platform with email and WhatsApp campaigns, automation workflows, contact management, lead scoring and an AI assistant.
A calendar that places the day on a circular time ring, shows tasks as floating balloons and reschedules by voice command.
A session tool for musicians. One person leads, and every screen in the room follows the song in sync.
A free 30-minute call. We work out what's really going wrong, what it's costing you, and what's worth fixing first. No pressure to go further.
Start with one fix. I send an estimate and you approve it before I begin, so you always know the cost. A first project can be just a few hours.
If you'd like continued help after the first fix, we agree on a scope and a monthly cost together. You can change it or stop whenever you need to.
There's no minimum project size, and you don't pay anything until you've approved an estimate.
Tell me what's going on in the business. You don't need a brief or a plan. Working out the real problem is part of the job.