Less manual work. Clear numbers.
An app or automation does the repeat work, so your team doesn’t have to. Before I build anything, I count the hours the task costs you. Then you decide if it’s worth it.
I reply within 24 hours and tell you if an app or automation is worth it.
WhatsApp or email · Mon–Fri · Calls on Google MeetWhat I check
Where your team loses time
These feel normal because your team does them every day. I watch how the work is done and count the time.
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Small tasks add up to days
10 minutes, 20 times a week, is more than 3 hours. Every week, for every person who does it.
- How I find it
- You show me the task. I count how often it happens and how long it takes.
- How I fix it
- The repeat part runs on its own. Your team checks the result.
- 02
The same data is typed twice
Orders, clients or invoices copied from one tool to another. Every copy is a chance for a mistake.
- How I find it
- I map where your data starts and every place it’s copied to.
- How I fix it
- Your tools connect, so data is entered once.
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Your numbers come too late
You wait for someone to build a report, so you decide with last month’s numbers.
- How I find it
- I look at which numbers you need, and how long it takes to get them today.
- How I fix it
- A screen with your numbers that updates on its own.
- 04
Only one person knows how it works
When that person is sick or leaves, the work stops or goes wrong.
- How I find it
- I write down each step, who does it and why.
- How I fix it
- A simple tool that guides anyone through the steps.
Not sure if you have any of these?
I reply within 24 hours and tell you if an app or automation is worth it.
First step
Process check
We pick one manual task. I map how it’s done today and estimate the hours it costs you each month. Then you decide.
Fixed price, agreed before I start.
What you get
- A call where you show me how the task is done today
- A simple map of the steps, who does them and where the data goes
- An estimate of the hours the task costs each month
- What a tool can do, and what should stay manual
- A rough price and timeline for the build
What I do
Examples
Every business is different. These are the things businesses ask for most.
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Orders to invoices
New orders turn into invoices on their own. No copying between tools.
- 02
Inquiries to WhatsApp
A website inquiry lands in WhatsApp with the details filled in, so you can reply faster.
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Your numbers on one screen
A dashboard that updates on its own, and a weekly report in your inbox.
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Payments in the app
One-time payments, subscriptions and invoices with Stripe.
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AI that sorts and drafts
AI reads documents, sorts requests or writes draft replies. You check them before anything is sent.
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Finance tools
Loan calculators, trackers and reports that follow your own rules.
a lending company runs on a system I built
I co-founded a consumer credit company and built the internal system its daily work runs on. My own business runs on Simple Trackr, another app I built. See my projects
How it works
What happens after you get in touch
- 01
You tell me the task
A few lines on WhatsApp or email. I reply within 24 hours.
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Process check
I map how the task is done today and count the hours it costs each month.
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You see what I found
What to automate, what to keep manual, the timeline and a fixed price.
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I build it
You see progress every week. After launch, a support plan if you want one.
Questions
Common questions
When is a custom app better than a spreadsheet or a no-code tool?
When several people work on the same data, and you need to know who changed what or who can see what. If a spreadsheet or a ready-made tool still does the job, I’ll tell you.
What does it cost?
The process check is a fixed price. After it, you get a list of what I’ll build, the timeline and a fixed price. You pay in stages, as each part is delivered. No hourly billing.
Can it connect to the tools we already use?
Yes - CRMs, payment providers like Stripe, email and SMS services, or any tool with an API.
Can you keep improving the app after launch?
Yes, with a support plan: hosting, fixes and small improvements each month. If the app brings in money, part of my pay can be a share of it.
Who owns the app?
You do. The code and the data are yours.