Accepting 1 client · May 2026

AI automation your team can actually own

I turn regular back-office jobs into small, inspectable systems: clear inputs, review points, logs, and a handover your team can use.

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Useful systems, clear ownership, human review

Built to be understood

It runs where you can see it.

The work is set up with readable prompts, simple run commands, useful logs, and clear review points. When a step needs stronger reasoning, that decision is deliberate and recorded.

Small, dull things. Done reliably.

Service design

Replace repeat admin with working tools

I sit with your team, map the task, define the failure points, and build a narrow system that is readable enough for a human to own after handover.

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Prices and packages

Start small, then build what proves itself.

Fixed scope

Task Map

£250

A short mapping sprint for one repeat task: current steps, inputs, owners, failure points, tools involved, and a clear build recommendation.

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Larger build

Operator System

£1,000

A more complete setup for connected steps, with stronger controls, reporting, exception handling, documentation, and owner training.

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Optional retainer

Ongoing support from £100/month

Monthly monitoring, small improvements, fixes, and one review call after the build is live.

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40+ Internal automations already running
1 Workflow selected before anything is built
3 Handover assets: prompts, logs, and runbook
£100/mo Optional support after launch

Designed for the people who have to run it

One painful task becomes a working loop

The first build is intentionally narrow: real inputs, real outputs, review points, logs, and enough failure handling to decide whether it belongs in the business.

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Operating layer

Built for repeat use

Inspect everything

The important pieces stay visible: prompts, schedules, logs, scripts, and runbooks.

Honest engineering

Every assumption is visible. No mystery costs, no vague claims, no fragile handover.

Start with one task that already hurts.

If your team has repeat work that follows a pattern, I can help you test whether a small owned system should take it on.