“We missed three calls yesterday and nobody called them back.”
Leads lost before anyone knew they existed
I build the systems that catch every call, email, and web form, run the day from one screen, and make sure ChatGPT and Google can tell customers who you are.
Built with AI, around how the business already works. For companies with a real operation and no IT department.
Every one of them is fixable. Pick the one that hurts most.
“We missed three calls yesterday and nobody called them back.”
Leads lost before anyone knew they existed
“I will not know if last month made money until the books are closed.”
Decisions made on a gut feeling
“We have been in business for years. ChatGPT has never heard of us.”
Invisible where customers now search
Each works on its own and connects to the tools you already pay for. AI search and a site assistant are a full engagement, not an add-on.
For businesses where calls, emails, and forms land in five different places.
Every phone call, email, and web form lands in one place. Missed calls get a text back. New leads go to the right person, and if nobody follows up, someone gets reminded. You can see where every lead stands without asking around.
For owners who manage the day from spreadsheets, texts, and memory.
Tasks, reminders, priorities, and schedules in one place a team will actually use. Profit and loss by client, job, or salesperson, current through the month instead of after the books close. A portal where customers can check their own status, so they stop calling to ask.
For good companies that are hard to find, and sites that lose the visitor who is not ready to fill out a form.
More customers now ask ChatGPT, Gemini, or Google who to call. If those tools cannot find clear facts about the business, they recommend someone else. I make services, service area, hours, and contact details easy for AI to read, then check what it actually says. On the site itself, a branded assistant answers from the business rules and captures a complete inquiry instead of inventing an answer or dropping a half-finished form.
They are still in daily use. That is operator proof, not a slide. SaffHire is a background screening company. The other systems cover intake, field work, and site capture.

Before. Employee status, consent, and license expirations lived in a spreadsheet that had to be rebuilt by hand.
After. One app shows status, expirations, and driving-record orders as they change. MVRs can be ordered from that same place.

Before. Profit by client meant a multi-tab export and a cleanup before anyone could see which work made money.
After. Company, client, salesperson, and order economics sit in one live view.
Before. Half-finished web forms and leads with no clear next step.
After. A guided self-check that qualifies, educates, collects consent, and hands off a complete lead.
Before. Field tasks, equipment, and inventory tracked on paper and in text messages.
After. A mobile app for tasks, inspections, and inventory that still works when the signal is spotty.
Before. Website visitors had questions, and nobody was there to answer them. Search tools had thin facts to work from.
After. A branded assistant answers from the business rules, then captures a complete inquiry. The same work makes services and contact details easier for AI search to read.
Bring the problem and who deals with it today. Scope and price come after that conversation.
A short call about where things get dropped. You leave with a clear answer on whether I can help, even if the answer is that you do not need new software.
We start with the problem costing you the most. You get a fixed price up front, then test a working version alongside how you do it today before anything switches over.
The team gets training and a plain-English guide. Once the first system is paying off, we can move to the next one.
I spent more than 15 years in sales and operations, and I run a background screening company in Frisco. I started building with AI because I needed these systems and could not find anything that fit how a small company actually works.
That shapes the work. I start with the process, not the technology. I connect the tools you already pay for. I will tell you when a simpler fix beats new software. And when the gap is search or the website, I treat that as a real build: facts AI can read, and an assistant that answers from those facts.
Read the story →Home services and trades. Staffing and recruiting. Healthcare practices. Transportation. Field operations. Professional services. If the day runs on phone calls, spreadsheets, and one person’s memory, this is the fit.