AI that takes work off your plate

AI can now read your email, keep your diary straight, draft your quotes and answer the question you get asked ten times a week. Most people running a small business know this, vaguely, and haven't had a spare afternoon to do anything about it. I've had the afternoons, so you don't need to.

What I can set up for you

AI review

Start here. We sit down and go through how the business runs on an ordinary Tuesday. You come away with a plan, in plain words, for where AI would save you time, and an honest list of where it wouldn't be worth the bother.

Assistant setup and training

I set you up with an AI assistant that's connected to your email, diary and documents. Then I show you how to get the best out of it.

Custom automations

Small, single-minded helpers that each do one job: replying to enquiries, drafting quotes, chasing invoices, managing bookings, or keeping your social media ticking over.

Website chat assistant

An assistant on your website that answers customers' questions and takes their details when you're closed, up a ladder, or asleep.

I wouldn't recommend something I hadn't lived with

Mine has been running long enough that I've stopped noticing it, which is the highest compliment you can pay to anything that does admin. It sorts my email, keeps my diary, chases my to-do list and looks after the notes I would otherwise lose.

I'd like you to have the same, and to spend the hours it saves on work that pays.

How it works

You're in charge throughout. Nothing gets access to your accounts until you understand what it does and you've said yes.

  1. We go through it together

    I find out how you run things and where your time goes. Usually the answer is email, admin and chasing people.

  2. I set it up

    I connect it to the tools you already use and test it properly before you rely on it.

  3. You take the reins

    I show you how it all works, and I'm around afterwards for the “how do I…” questions.

Wondering if AI could help you?

Book a free chat. I'll ask how you run things and tell you honestly whether it's worth doing. Sometimes it isn't.