Take the busywork off your team. Put AI on the job.
Every team I meet has 3-5 workflows that are begging to be automated -- intake, triage, research, reporting, content ops. I help you identify them, design the automation, and wire up AI and your existing tools so the work just happens.
Automations that do real work, not demos
I build automations on platforms your team can maintain -- Make.com, Zapier, n8n -- connected to the AI models and data sources you already use.
Opportunity mapping
We find the workflows with the best ratio of time drain to automation difficulty. You get a ranked roadmap, not a wishlist.
Build on Make, Zapier, n8n
Choose the right no-code/low-code platform for your team's skills and data posture -- then build automations your ops team can actually maintain.
AI-in-the-loop design
Where AI should draft and a human should approve. Where it can run end-to-end. Where it shouldn't be used at all. Clear decisions, documented.
Monitoring & guardrails
Error handling, retries, logs, and reviewable output queues -- so your automations are trustworthy on day 30, not just day 1.
Hours back every week. Fewer mistakes. Happier teams.
The companies winning with AI aren't the ones with the flashiest demos -- they're the ones that quietly rewired 20 boring workflows. Lead enrichment. Meeting notes to CRM. Drafting responses. Building briefs. Reporting rollups.
I focus on the unglamorous automations that actually return time and reduce errors. No agent fantasies. No "just add AI." Just workflows designed for reliability, hooked into AI where AI is genuinely the best tool for the step.
And I leave your team in the driver's seat. Every automation is documented, owned, and maintainable without me.
- Time audit first. We measure where hours actually go before we automate a single thing.
- Ship small, ship often. One workflow live per sprint -- not a six-month automation "platform" that never launches.
- Human checkpoints where they count. AI drafts; humans approve sensitive moves. Speed without the blowups.
- Document for handoff. Every automation ships with a runbook so anyone on the team can debug and extend it.
Where this fits
Automations are only as good as the prompts and strategy underneath them.
What would you do with 10 hours back a week?
Book a free 30-minute call. Tell me about the workflows eating your team's time. I'll tell you which ones are worth automating first.