An AI automation consultant who also ships the build.
Most automation projects stall because the person mapping the workflow isn't the person writing the code. I do both: an engineering background from Cleveland State University and 17+ years building digital platforms, applied to the busywork that slows your business down.
Workflows I automate
Website and form submissions are validated, tagged by service type, and delivered straight to the inbox that owns the response — no dashboard to remember.
Scope, budget signals, and timeline are captured and summarized up front, so the first conversation starts with answers instead of discovery questions.
Confirmations, reminders, and booking links go out automatically, keeping every inquiry moving while your team stays on the work itself.
Deliverables, galleries, and documents are packaged and sent through the same pipeline, so nothing waits on a manual upload.
Inquiry volume, source, and status are collected in one place so you can see what's working without building a spreadsheet habit.
Automation lives inside the same codebase as your site or app, which keeps it fast, versioned, and cheap to change later.
The busywork runs itself.
- —Fewer inquiries lost to slow replies
- —Less time spent copying data between tools
- —A repeatable intake process instead of ad-hoc email
- —One partner for the build and the automation layer
Automation is included with every build. Standalone automation work is scoped and quoted after we talk through the process you want handled.
Tell me what should run itself.
Describe the process that eats your week. I read every message myself.