Services
Five kinds of work.One way of working.
Each is fixed-scope and fixed-price, agreed before I start. Most people begin with the first — a week spent finding the work that costs the most — and then I build the fix, starting with whatever is worth the most to your business.
Find the Waste
You suspect there is waste but cannot prove where.
A week spent working out how your business actually runs, and a ranked list of where time and money are leaking — with what each one is worth fixing.
- —Every job your team repeats by hand, written down with the hours it eats
- —Information being typed into two systems that should be talking to each other
- —Work that gets done twice, or done and then redone
1 week
Make Your Tools Talk
Your tools do not talk, so people carry data between them.
Your systems hand information to each other automatically. Nobody re-types anything, and nothing falls through the gap between two apps.
- —Information moves between your tools as it happens, not overnight
- —Nothing gets entered twice
- —If a system is down, the message waits and arrives later instead of disappearing
2–3 weeks
Put a Process on Autopilot
One job eats hours every week and always has.
Pick the job your team repeats every week. When I am done it runs itself, the same way every time — and tells someone when it cannot.
- —The whole job, start to finish, happening without anyone remembering to start it
- —The decisions inside it written as fixed rules, so the answer is the same every time
- —AI used only for the parts no rule can handle — like reading documents that arrive in forty different layouts
3–4 weeks
Ship It and Keep It Running
Releasing is stressful and things break quietly.
Your app or code goes live reliably, on machines you own, and picks itself back up when something trips.
- —Releases go out the same way every time, with a way back if one goes wrong
- —Everything runs on servers in your own account — nothing is held hostage
- —Passwords and keys stored locked, not sitting in a file anyone can read
30 days
On Call for Your Systems
You need someone to own this and do not want to hire.
I own this side of the business so you do not have to hire for it — keeping things running, improving them, and answering when something breaks. Two clients at a time.
- —I own the systems and the decisions about them
- —Ongoing work against a plan we agree every quarter
- —The person who built it is the person who fixes it
per month · 3-month minimum
All prices are listed on one page — see pricing.