products and tools I've built
I build AI products for real operational work, along with tools for developing and running them. Explore a workflow, see the decisions behind it, and find out what each project does today.
selected work
3 projects
Implemented
An AI CRM platform for service businesses: missed-call text-back, lead follow-up, campaigns, and scheduling in one system. Approval requirements depend on the action and the configured policy.
I design and build the product, its agent tools, and the business workflows around them.
live
A management platform for clubs and nonprofits: members, dues, events, and an AI assistant that answers from the org’s own records.
I design, build, and run the product.
live
The chat agent running live in the corner of this site, answering questions from my own content.
I build the site assistant and its typed tools.
how i build
How my own operation runs on AI, the tools I actually use, and where I still draw the line at a human.
How my own operation runs on AIopen source
Tooling I publish on GitHub.
Explore open sourcerecent notes
All notesMy method for putting AI into a business finally has a name: Charted. Map the work, gate the risky parts, and keep checking the output after it ships.
Buying an AI tool before mapping the process it touches usually adds a step instead of removing one.
Most small businesses don't need more AI, they need to stop leaking time in the same three or four places.
client work
Everything above is mine. Client work is a separate part of this practice. I publish a named client case study only after the engagement is complete and the client has approved what the page says.
See how engagements are structured and what the founding-client offer includesHave a workflow like this?
Audits start at $750, fixed scope. Every engagement begins here. Two to three weeks inside your business, and you end up with a map, a scored shortlist, and one recommended pilot, whether or not you hire me to build it.
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