Services
Practical AI, delivered properly.
Every engagement follows the same discipline: a written scope, real-example testing, a plain-language guide and human review of every output.
AI workflow automation
Good forIntake and triage, recurring reports, follow-ups, meeting notes, moving data between tools
How it's builtPython, n8n or Zapier, with AI steps for summarizing, classifying or drafting where they help
You receiveThe working workflow, its code or configuration, test results and a setup guide
ReviewNamed review points wherever an output leaves your team or changes a record
Dashboards & reporting
Good forProgram tracking, operations metrics, finance summaries, monthly reports rebuilt by hand
How it's builtGoogle Sheets or Excel with clean data layers, real formulas, validation and clear charts
You receiveCleaned data, the dashboard, a refresh routine and a "How to use" guide
ReviewEvery figure traced back to its source before handover
Custom AI assistants
Good forAnswering recurring questions, drafting from templates, onboarding, internal knowledge
How it's builtChatGPT or Claude, configured with your documents, rules and limits
You receiveThe configured assistant, a test transcript and documentation of what it should not do
ReviewTested against real questions; outputs that leave your team stay human-approved
AI training & adoption
Good forTeams that have AI tools but inconsistent use, or no clear rules
FormatHands-on sessions built on your team's real tasks, with prompt cards for each role
You receiveA plain-language AI-use policy, practice materials and a 30-day adoption check-in
OutcomePeople who know what to use AI for, what never to paste, and how to check its work
Engagement
ScopeA short call or email, then a written scope and timeline.
Build & testWork against your real examples; progress shared as it happens.
Hand overGuide, files and a walkthrough; one round of revisions included.
Follow upA check-in after rollout to confirm it's being used.
Start a project
Tell us what needs to work better. We'll reply with a scope.
A short note is enough: the task, the tools you use today, and when you need it.