Automation & AI
Connect your tools and automate the repetitive steps: intake, quoting, scheduling, documents and follow-up.
Explore Automation & AI ↗I build custom software, AI workflows and websites for established businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets, email threads and copy-paste. You work directly with a senior engineer who builds it, launches it and keeps it running.
Your team re-types the same information into three different tools.
Quotes, intake forms and customer questions live in inboxes and PDFs.
You’ve tried ChatGPT, but nothing is connected to how the business actually runs.
Pick where it hurts most. Most engagements start with one of these and grow from there.
Connect your tools and automate the repetitive steps: intake, quoting, scheduling, documents and follow-up.
Explore Automation & AI ↗Portals, dashboards and internal tools built around how your team works.
Explore Custom Software ↗Fast, modern sites built to turn visitors into inquiries and to be found in Google and AI search.
Explore Websites ↗Monitoring, updates and steady improvements after launch, so nothing gets left behind.
Explore Support Plans ↗Inherited an app built with AI tools that keeps breaking? App Rescue
The same four steps for every engagement, whether it starts small or grows into something bigger.
Tell me what’s slowing the business down. I’ll give you two or three specific observations, with no pitch.
A fixed-fee look at how work moves through your tools, with a written plan of what to automate first and a fixed-price quote. The fee is credited toward the build.
Fixed scope, fixed price, regular previews, and code you own.
I keep it running and keep improving it.
What “web development,” “software development,” and “AI & automation” actually look like when I build them — live work, not a tech-stack checklist.
Live work, not mockups: a nonprofit’s website, an industry quoting system and an AI assistant that cites its sources.
A full website build for a nonprofit empowering girls through mentorship and affirmation workshops — information architecture, design, and a production deploy pipeline, live for a real organization today.
Demonstrates: a complete business/nonprofit website delivered end-to-end, from a blank page to a site a real organization runs on.
View the live siteA working demo of a quote-request system built for fabrication and machine shops: customers submit drawings, quantities, material, and a due date through one structured form instead of an email thread.
Demonstrates: software built around a specific industry workflow — structured intake, status tracking, and quote history — instead of a generic template.
Try the live demoAn AI engineering assistant that answers questions about a codebase with citations to the exact lines it’s drawing from — and says so when it can’t find a real answer, instead of guessing.
Demonstrates: production-grade AI integration with real evaluation gates behind it, not a chatbot wrapper.
Read the case studyI’ve led engineering teams, mentored dozens of developers, and stayed close to the code the whole way—federal systems, national retail, vehicle diagnostics, multi-tenant SaaS, and now AI built into real business systems.
A few details up front means a faster, more useful first conversation.
I reply within one business day.
Dallas, TX · Remote engagements welcome
No. Most clients start with the free review or the audit. You describe the problem; I figure out what would actually fix it.
I design for privacy from the start: your data stays in accounts you own, sensitive steps keep a human approval, and I’ll tell you plainly when AI isn’t the right tool.
Every build is scoped after a short conversation and quoted as a fixed price before work starts. The AI & Automation Audit has a fixed fee, credited toward the build.
Faster than traditional agency timelines—landing pages in as little as 48 hours, websites in as little as 5 business days. These are production targets for well-defined projects with content, access, and approvals ready; the delivery clock starts once your deposit, content, and access credentials are in hand. Integrations, feedback rounds, and QA can extend the timeline on more complex builds.
Yes. I’m based in Dallas and work with teams remotely. Local collaboration is an option when it helps.
Fill out the project form with a few details—what’s taking up the most time right now, or what you want to build. I’ll reply within one business day with next steps and, if it’s a fit, a couple of times for a quick call.