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Something in your business is wasting your time. Let's fix it.

I build automation, AI assistants and custom software for businesses that are tired of manual work, disconnected systems and tools that almost fit. You describe the problem — I deliver the solution, at a fixed price, and stay to look after it.

Free first conversation · Fixed-price quotes · You own everything I build

Start with the problem

Which of these sounds like your week?

Most people don't come to me asking for software. They come to me because something is wasting their time, losing them money, or keeping them up at night.

"My team spends hours doing the same thing by hand."

Copying data between systems, downloading reports, filling the same forms every morning. I build automation that does it in the background, correctly, every time.

"None of my systems talk to each other."

Your CRM, your spreadsheets, your accounting tool and your website all hold pieces of the truth. I connect them so the data moves on its own instead of through someone's inbox.

"I answer the same customer questions all day."

A custom AI assistant trained on your actual documents, pricing and policies — answering customers and staff accurately, and handing off to a human when it should.

"The software I need doesn't exist."

When off-the-shelf tools almost fit but never quite do, I build the web or desktop application that matches how your business actually works.

"What we have is slow, fragile, or half-finished."

Inherited a codebase nobody wants to touch, or a developer who disappeared? I diagnose it, stabilize it, and make it something you can build on again.

"I want AI, but my data can't leave the building."

I can run AI on your own hardware, so sensitive records never reach a third party — or use frontier models when that is the better trade-off. Your call, either way.

How working together goes

Simple, and no surprises

You should know exactly what happens next before you send that first message. Here it is.

01

You tell me what hurts

A call or a few paragraphs. No forms to fill out for an hour, no discovery invoice. I ask questions until I understand the problem the way you live it.

02

I come back with a plan and a price

In writing: what I would build, what it changes for you, how long it takes, and one fixed number. If I don't think it's worth your money, I'll tell you that instead.

03

I build it and stay with it

You see working progress every week, not a silence followed by a reveal. After launch I'm still the person who maintains it, because I already know every line.

Removing the risk

What you are protected from

Hiring a developer is a leap of faith. These are the four things that go wrong most often — and how I make sure they don't happen to you.

A fixed price, agreed before we start

You get a written scope and one number. If the work takes longer than I planned, that is my problem to absorb — not a surprise on your invoice.

You own what I build for you

The custom code, the accounts, the data, the repository — all yours. Third-party components stay under their own licences, and I avoid restrictively licensed material unless you ask for it.

Documented so anyone can take over

Working with one developer should never mean being trapped. Everything ships documented and readable, so another developer could pick it up without me.

You talk to the person building it

No account manager relaying messages. When something breaks or changes, you reach the person who wrote the code and can fix it that day.

Don't take my word for any of this — you can inspect working, open-source systems I've built before you ever pay a cent.

See the open source projects

Tell me what's not working

Describe the problem in a few sentences. I'll tell you honestly whether I can solve it, what it would take, and what it would cost — before you commit to anything.

Start the conversation

Free, no obligation, no sales pitch.