Run your business
like a team of five.
One month to write your business down: an agentic knowledge base, your products, rules, voice, and numbers in plain files your AI actually reads. So it stops guessing, and the day's work lands already drafted, in your voice. Your job shrinks to a yes.
Run your busywork numbers first
No, you are not behind. IDC finds roughly 88% of AI projects never make it into daily use. The advantage is doing it right.
Inbox sorted, 4 replies drafted before you sat down.
Each one written the way you actually write, and each one shows where its answer came from. Read, fix one, send.
This week's posts scheduled from what you already published. Comments and DMs answered in draft, waiting on you.
~5 hrs/wk backNew-customer quote, priced from your own pricing rules. Formatted, ready the moment you say so.
~4 hrs/wk backWhat it does for you, week after week
The jobs it drafts, edits, answers, or researches for your approval, every one grounded in your own files.
- Managing adsDrafted, you approve
- Managing social media~5 hrs/wk
- Drafting emails~5 hrs/wk
- Building PDF quotes~4 hrs/wk
- Editing videosCut and captioned
- Answering inbound callsAnswered for you
- Market researchSourced and cited
The AI systems we build with
The tools we wire into your business, picked per job. Each card opens our plain-English guide to that tool.
The difference
Two kinds of AI. One is quietly wrong.
Same question, same model. The difference is what it read before it answered.
AI that never read your business
- Answers from general training data
- Fluent and confident with no source
- Wrong quietly, in your name
- Every fix lives in one chat, then is gone
AI that read your files first · what we build
- Reads your files before it drafts
- Cites the file it answered from
- Says so when the answer is not written down
- A correction becomes a permanent rule
Watch the difference play out on a real question: see what changes in 30 seconds.
The starting point
Right now, you are the knowledge base.
Every rule, price, and reply lives in memory, so nothing runs without you.
- Everything is handled one at a time. Customer replies, order updates, inventory checks, the books, each done by hand, each interrupting the work that actually grows the business.
- Nothing is watching the numbers. Stock levels, cash, lead times, tracked by memory. A low-stock flag should reach you before a customer does.
Burnout is not caused by hard work. It is caused by being the only system your business has: every hour on call, every vacation interrupted.
So the real question: does your business run through you, or for you? Write it down, and the busywork arrives drafted for your approval instead of done by hand.
What the busywork costs
Put in your numbers.
10 hrs/wk x $100/hr = $1,000/wk x 52 wks = $52,000/yr
About the cost of a part-time hire, spent on work a system should draft.
The payoff
What comes off your plate. Drafted.
The work the system drafts for you, grounded in your own data and cited, ready to approve.
- Draft a compliant reply to this buyer asking if the part fits their model.
- Write a lead-time update for the customer waiting on back-ordered hardware.
- Does this fit? Show me where that answer comes from.
- A customer described their setup. What of ours is compatible?
- What is below reorder point right now, and what is already inbound?
- Given supplier lead times, what do I order this week so nothing runs out?
What actually changes is your job. You stop being the person everything depends on and become the owner who approves. Fifteen minutes of judgment replaces three hours of typing, and the judgment was always the part that needed you.
What it is worth
A team of five, for a fraction of one.
Five capable hires is $250,000 to $400,000 a year in wages. The system stands in for the busywork they would handle, and what it builds is an asset you own, not a platform you rent.
Engagements are priced by fit. The first month builds the foundation and is yours to keep. You get the number on the call, scoped to your business.
The call is thirty minutes, no pitch deck: we map where your time goes and what the system would draft first, and if it is not a fit, I will say so.
The method
We talk. I build. You approve.
One call a week pulls what you know out of your head, everything built between calls comes back to you drafted, and your side is about 2 hours a week. The full method
The order is not arbitrary. Replies stop eating evenings in the first week and the report becomes a habit by the third. Why that order and not another