Save time and money with AI.
I educate.
Practical AI for growing businesses. I'm an operator who actually builds, not an agency. Real tools, real results, no jargon.
What's eating your week?
Tick the admin you or your team do by hand. I'll show you a rough, conservative estimate of the hours AI could hand back, and which kind of help fits.
Tick what applies to your business
Typical hours per week are shown for each. This is a starting point, not a quote.
That's about 0 hours a year, back in your business.
Three ways I put AI to work.
Get your team using it well
Most teams have access to AI and no idea how to use it properly. Hands-on workshops that get your people using it on real work, day to day.
Remove the repetitive work
Every business has manual work quietly eating hours: chasing, copying, checking, reporting. I find it and automate it with simple, reliable tools.
Bespoke tools that fit
When off-the-shelf software doesn't fit, or costs a fortune, I build bespoke tools with AI at the core. From a single automation to a full platform.
Meet Felix, the assistant I built for myself.
This is a working replica of what lands on my phone at 7am every day. Try ticking the tasks off.
Felix reads every one of my inboxes and my calendar, works out what actually needs me, and sends a plan for the day before I've made a coffee.
I built this in evenings and weekends, around running my businesses. It's the kind of thing I now build for other people.
Talk to me about yoursSimple, honest, no lock-in.
Book a free audit
A 45-minute call where I look at how your business actually runs. The admin, the bottlenecks, the repetitive stuff.
Get a clear plan
You get the two or three highest-value opportunities, honestly ranked, from quick wins to bigger builds. Yours to keep, with or without me.
We put it to work
If you want help, I deliver it, whether that's Educate, Automate or Build. Clear pricing agreed upfront. No jargon, no lock-in.
Not a developer. Not an agency. A business owner who got obsessed with AI.
For eight years I've run care homes, 100 beds across three homes in Leicester, run day to day by teams I trust, and I founded a personal training studio.
Not long ago I opened a free ChatGPT account. Two months later I was building automation workflows. Now I ship full-stack apps and the tools my own businesses run on.
Running multiple businesses taught me to find faster, better ways to get things done. AI is the biggest lever I've ever found, and now I help other owners put it to work.
Things I've built, and why.
Every one of these started as a real problem in a real business. Open the story on any of them.
Lead CRM for a fitness studio
Facebook and Instagram enquiries land automatically, get worked through a clear pipeline, and every trial and sign-up is reported back to the ad platform.
Felix, a personal AI assistant
Reads email, calendar, tasks and the accounts, and sends one morning brief: what needs me today, and what can wait.
BetterPlate
An AI nutrition app that rewrites recipes for your goal, and creates meals from a photo of what's in your fridge.
Referral scheme for a lettings business
Landing pages, sign-up forms, and print-ready posters with QR codes, for a student lettings business.
The AI Opportunity Audit.
A 45-minute call. I look at your business and show you the two or three things AI could take off your plate first, ranked by impact. You leave with a short written summary you can act on. No pitch, no jargon.
- Where AI could save time, cut cost or reduce errors in your business
- Your top three opportunities, prioritised, from quick wins to bigger builds
- An honest steer on what's worth doing, and what isn't
- A short written summary afterwards, yours to keep
What I've been writing about.
Get it to ask you questions first
The best AI habit almost nobody uses: end your request with "ask me anything you need before you answer."
Read on LinkedInWhere to actually start with AI
"Where do I start?" is the wrong question. Ask instead: what do I do every week that I can't stand doing?
Read on LinkedInAI in care, done right
Yes, AI belongs in social care, with a line I won't cross. AI drafts and flags; a human decides and owns it. Every time.
Read on LinkedInWhen to trust AI, and when to check it
It can be completely wrong and sound completely confident. Match your checking to the stakes. Stay the editor.
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