Websites, automations, and AI agents for small businesses — built by someone who runs this stack every day, not someone who read about it last month. Fixed scope. Fixed price. You own everything at the end.
I'd rather tell you no in ten minutes than take a project that shouldn't exist. Here's the honest filter.
Every engagement starts with a paid diagnostic, because scoping properly is the work. If you go ahead with a build, the diagnostic fee comes off the price.
Two hours with you and your team, then a written plan: what to automate first, what to leave alone, what it's worth, and what it'll cost. Yours to keep whether or not you hire me.
One thing, built properly and handed over. A fast site that loads instantly and costs nothing to host, or a working automation that removes a recurring manual job.
For businesses that want the systems maintained and extended rather than frozen. Monthly hours, a standing check-in, and someone who already knows how your setup works.
No discovery-phase theater, no twelve-page proposal. Four steps.
You describe what's eating your time. I tell you straight whether it's worth automating and roughly what that costs. Free, and often ends with "you don't need me for that."
I map how work moves through your business and write the plan — what to fix first, what it's worth, what it costs. You own the document either way.
Fixed scope at a fixed price, agreed before anything starts. You see working progress weekly, not a black box that emerges in a month.
Everything transfers to accounts you control — code, hosting, credentials, documentation. Thirty days of fixes included. Retainer only if you want one.
I don't have a slide deck of logos. What I have is a stack I run in production every day and write about publicly — including the parts that didn't work.
Static build on a global CDN, deployed automatically on every change. Same architecture I'd build for you — fast, cheap, and nothing to patch. The full setup →
A self-hosted workflow engine handling lead gen, content distribution, monitoring and agent orchestration — on a mini PC drawing about fifteen watts. How one of them is built →
Tool comparisons, build guides, and monthly reports on what I use and what I dropped. Read a few and judge the thinking before you spend anything. Start reading →
An agency sells you a team and staffs you with whoever's free. You get me on every call and in every file. The tradeoff is real: I take a small number of projects at a time, so I'm not the right choice if you need something enormous or need it tomorrow.
Completely. Code in your repository, hosting in your account, credentials in your name, documentation written so another developer can pick it up. No proprietary platform, no license that expires, nothing that stops working if we part ways.
It will — that's most of what I write about. I build so the model is a swappable part rather than the foundation, and I'll tell you honestly when something is too new to bet your operations on. The retainer exists for exactly this, but it's optional, and plenty of builds never need one.
Probably, but I'll ask what job it's doing first. Most businesses that want a chatbot actually want faster response times or fewer repetitive questions, and there's often a simpler, cheaper, more reliable way to get that. If a chatbot genuinely is the answer, I'll build it.
Paid ads, SEO retainers, social media management, branding, and anything requiring 24/7 on-call coverage. I build systems. For the rest I'm happy to point you at someone better.
Twenty minutes, no pitch. Tell me what's taking too long and I'll tell you whether it's worth fixing — and roughly what fixing it costs. If it isn't, I'll say so.
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