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AI · Automation · Websites
Take back the hours your business steals.
AI, automation and websites for small businesses. Explained in normal words.
AI · Automation · Websites
Take back the hours your business steals.
AI, automation and websites for small businesses. Explained in normal words.
Your business isn't broken. It's full of noise.
A thousand tabs open. Zero answers.
Start with one task. The one that steals the most.
The problem
You'll recognise it straight away.
- You answer the same messages twenty times a day.
- Your clients reach you through four different places.
- You know AI is useful for something, you just don't know what for in your case.
None of that gets fixed with more apps.
Where to start
You choose how involved you get.
Tools
The ones I use every week, and what each one is really for.
Services
If you'd rather not do it yourself, I'll do it.
Services
What I can do for your business today.
I say what is ready and what is not. I would rather lose a job than promise you something I haven't tested yet.
A website for your business
One page, fast, made to measure, that looks right on your clients' phones.
AvailableContact form
So your clients' messages land in your inbox, in order, instead of getting lost in direct messages.
AvailableQR codes for your business
Google review signs, guest Wi-Fi, menus and WhatsApp. Free, no account, and the code is generated in your own browser.
FreeBookings and appointments
So your clients book by themselves and you stop replying just to agree on a time.
In progressBasic automations
Tasks that repeat every week and stop needing you.
In progressAI for specific tasks
Still testing these. When they work properly, they will show up here.
ExploringThe businesses I most enjoy working with: beauty salons, nail salons, barbershops, restaurants, neighbourhood shops and people working for themselves.
Try it
Press and hold.
That's how it feels. That's all I do.
How it works
Three steps and you know where you stand.
Step 01
You tell me
Tell me what's eating your time. No commitment, no jargon.
Step 02
I tell you the price
Before we start. Fixed. If it isn't worth it for you, I'll say so and point you elsewhere.
Step 03
I stick around
When you want something changed, you message me and I change it. I don't disappear.
Questions
What people ask me before deciding.
I already had a website and it didn't bring me a single client.
It's nearly always the same thing: a pretty brochure with no clear action. A website has to tell the person what to do next. If yours doesn't, that isn't your fault, it was badly planned.
What if you disappear when I have a problem?
It's the complaint I read most while preparing this page, so I'll answer it head on: you message me and I answer. And the domain and the hosting are always in your name, never mine, so you never depend on me to get back what's yours.
I don't understand technology at all. Is this for me?
Especially for you. You won't have to touch anything or learn anything. You tell me what you want changed in a normal message and I change it.
How much does it cost?
It depends on what you need, and I'm not going to put a fake number here to get you in. Tell me your situation and I'll give you a fixed price before we start.
I'm just starting out and I feel awkward asking.
I'm starting this brand from zero, just like you with yours. Ask me anything.
Let's talk
Tell me what your business needs.
Write me two lines. I'll answer you myself.