I build AI automations that do your repetitive work.

Mostly small and mid-sized businesses, solo operators, and teams I meet through platforms like Upwork — agencies, e-commerce shops, service providers, real-estate and local businesses, and anyone buried in repetitive admin. You don't need to be technical or have a big budget. If part of your day is spent copying data between apps, chasing leads, or doing the same task over and over, that's exactly the kind of work I take off your plate — and hand that time back to you.

Far more than most people expect. The simple test: if a task follows rules and repeats, it can usually be automated. Common ones I build: lead capture with instant follow-up, client intake and onboarding, appointment scheduling, quote and invoice generation, data entry and CRM updates, report generation, moving and syncing data between apps, chatbots that answer repetitive questions from your own docs, parsing PDFs and documents, order and payment processing, review and feedback requests, and scraping or cleaning data from the web. Not sure whether your specific task qualifies? Send it over — I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth automating, and what it would save you.

Every project is a fixed quote agreed up front after a free audit — no hourly surprises, no scope creep. As a rough guide, based on the work I actually deliver: a quick single-workflow automation (e.g. form → CRM → email) usually takes a few days; a standard integration syncing 2–3 tools with follow-ups and notifications takes about 1–2 weeks; an AI agent or chatbot that answers from your docs or drafts replies runs around 2–3 weeks; a full multi-step process (intake → onboarding → reporting) is roughly 3–5 weeks; and a larger custom system with several agents or a complete ops pipeline is 6+ weeks, scoped in phases so you see value early. Real timelines depend mostly on how fast we can access your tools and test on live data — you'll always get a concrete estimate before anything starts.

Yes, and I recommend it. I usually start with a working prototype of the highest-impact piece, running on your real data, so you can see it actually work before committing to the full build. You tell me what to adjust, and you only move forward once you genuinely love it. It keeps your risk low — you're never paying for something you haven't already watched deliver.

Just send me a short message about what's slowing you down — no formal brief needed. I'll ask a few quick questions over text, dig into your process, and pinpoint the one or two things worth automating first. Then I come back with a clear plan, a timeline, and a fixed price, so you know exactly what you're getting before any work begins.

Almost always — that's the core of the work. I connect CRMs, spreadsheets, email, calendars, payment tools, and just about anything with an API or webhook, so your team keeps the tools it already knows. No rip-and-replace. If a tool has no official integration, I can usually still wire it up with custom code.

None at all. I handle everything technical and hand you something you can actually use, with plain-language documentation and a short walkthrough. Most of my clients aren't technical — you describe the problem in normal words, and I turn it into something that quietly runs itself in the background.