One pick, then watch
See the difference for your own work.
Pick where you use AI, or where you want it working. Then watch the same task handled twice: once by AI on its own, once by the same AI with your business written down. No form to watch it, no live AI, about 15 seconds. The form comes only if you want a call.
- 1Your business today
- 2What goes wrong
- 3What we build
- 4What you do next
Every story starts with the hero: you. Pick where the busywork bites.
Book it
Your name and email. Then pick a time.
The calendar is the second step. The two questions after it are optional. No account, no payment, no contract.
What happens after you book
- Schedule. We lock a time. The call is 30 minutes.
- The call. You talk, I map: where your time goes, what lives only in your head, what the system would draft first. You get the number there, scoped to your business.
- The plan. If the fit is right, you get a short written proposal for month one. Nothing beyond it.
- Session one. We stand up your knowledge base and draft live off your real inbox.
Who should I reply to?
The confirmation and the calendar invite go here.
Pick a time
The live calendar opens here, straight after your name and email. No payment, no contract, no pitch deck at any point.
What does the business do?
Optional, and one line is plenty. Your time is already held.
Your team, and where the hours go
Both optional. They only size month one before the call, and neither is ever shown on this page.
The parts that feel like they should not need you.
That is everything
The booked time and the confirmation land here.
Want a head start?
Two minutes before the call helps: run your busywork numbers (just below), and note the three questions you get asked most by customers. Those usually become the first things the system learns. Going deeper? The full 8-minute intake makes the call twice as useful.
Your numbers
Run the numbers first. Then decide.
Two inputs, the hours a week that go to busywork and what your hour is worth, and the yearly figure is on the screen.
Where the 14 comes from. It is preloaded with three jobs from a typical owner week, the same three the home page names. Yours will look different, which is the point of the two fields.
- Managing social media~5 hrs/wk
- Drafting emails~5 hrs/wk
- Building PDF quotes~4 hrs/wk
Bring it with you. The first thing we map on the call is where those hours actually go, and this is the fastest way to have the answer ready. If the figure is small, that is worth knowing before you book.
Pick a timeWhat the busywork costs
Put in your numbers.
14 hrs/wk x $75/hr = $1,050/wk x 52 wks = $54,600/yr
About the cost of a part-time hire, spent on work a system should draft.
Not ready yet?
Three more ways to watch it work.
Each one shows a different reason owners keep these systems: the correction that sticks, the morning that changes, and the files you can actually read. Tap one to open it here.
Seen enough? Give us your name and email and the calendar opens.
Pick a timeNo trap, by design
Nothing here locks you in.
The call is free. Engagements are priced by fit; you get the number on the call, scoped to your business, with no obligation past the first month. Everything built is yours to keep either way. That is the structure, not a promise.