Build
This is the main thing I do. You have a job that eats hours every week, and it is the same job every week. I build software that does it, put it into your actual setup with your actual data, and stay around while you use it.
This is probably you if
- Something repetitive is costing your team hours every week and everyone knows which thing it is
- You tried an off the shelf AI tool and it almost fit, which is somehow worse
- You want it working inside the systems you already run, not in a separate tab nobody opens
- You would rather own the thing than rent it forever
What you get
Agents that do a job end to end
Not a chatbot bolted to your homepage. Something that picks up work, does the steps, knows when it is unsure, and hands off to a person when it should. Matching, triage, document handling, scheduling, the unglamorous middle of your business.
Automation in the systems you already have
Your CRM, your inbox, your database, your spreadsheets. I build the bridges. Nothing gets ripped out and replaced, because that is how projects die.
Internal tools your team will actually open
Dashboards, search over your own documents, small apps that replace a spreadsheet three people fight over. Built for the way your team already works.
It runs somewhere real
Deployed, backed up, monitored, with a way to roll it back. I have been doing the web part of this for years. The AI is the new bit, the running it in production part is not.
Where I have done this
Real systems, not scenarios. Open them if you like.
LocumHQ
Client workDoctors looking for short-term work and clinics looking to fill shifts, matched automatically instead of by phone tag. Clinics post, the site scores who fits, and the right doctors get emailed overnight.
Always-on assistant
My own productAn assistant living on a server instead of a laptop. It answers over Telegram, runs jobs on a schedule overnight, and keeps working when every machine in the house is off. This is the thing most people mean when they say AI agent and have never actually seen.
Neighbourhood Now
My own productResidents report what they see in their neighbourhood, from a blocked sidewalk to a broken light, and it lands on a map alongside live police incident data for the city.
What it costs
From $8K for a first build. Most projects land between $8K and $30K depending on how many systems it has to touch. You get the number and the timeline before I start, and if it turns out to be bigger than we thought, you hear about it that week and not in the invoice.
There is funding for this
Canadian funding programs can cover a large share of a first AI project. I will point you at the right one and help with the paperwork, whether or not you hire me. The programs, in plain language.
Got something that eats your week?
A call costs you half an hour. If I am not the right person for it, I will say so and point you somewhere better.