Who it’s for: Businesses losing hours each week to copy-paste and follow-ups.
Start with the work, not the tool
The most useful automations are unglamorous: an enquiry copied from a form to a sheet to WhatsApp, a weekly report rebuilt by hand, one caption rewritten for three platforms. I map how the task is done today, then automate what actually costs you time.
AI where it helps, people where it matters
AI drafts, summarises, sorts and extracts well, but it shouldn’t be responsible for the result. Drafts arrive for your approval, summaries link to their source, and anything unusual is flagged.
Small, reliable steps
Small automations that each do one job: easier to trust, easier to change, easy to switch off.
What you get
All written into your quote.
A review of which tasks are worth automating
The automation, tested on your real tools and data
Plain notes on how it works and how to pause it
A check-in after the first weeks of real use
How a project works
The same four steps on every project.
01
Discover
We talk through what you need, by call or WhatsApp.
You get: A written brief we both agree on.
02
Plan
I scope the work and price it.
You get: A fixed quote: price, timeline, deliverables. Nothing starts until you approve it.
03
Create
I design and build, sharing progress at each milestone.
You get: Drafts to review, with two revision rounds.
04
Deliver
Final checks across devices and formats, then handover.
You get: Every final file and source, plus help going live.
Related work
Concept and self-initiated, for now.
Concept
AI automation
AI automation workflow
Automates repetitive content and data tasks with AI, with a person approving the output.
Tools: n8n, OpenAI API
Common questions
What can be automated?
Anything that follows the same steps each time: logging enquiries, follow-ups, routine posts, summaries. Work that needs judgement stays with you.
Which tools do you use?
Tools such as n8n, Make or Zapier, and AI models from OpenAI or Anthropic, chosen for the job and budget. Where possible, everything runs on your own accounts.
What happens if something breaks?
Each workflow is documented and can be paused in one place. Problems are flagged, not hidden. Support terms are in your quote.
