I build AI that does real work.

For the plumber whose nights go to quotes, invoices, and follow-ups: small AI systems that take that work back, handed over working and proven on my own business first.

Start with one agent. One real workflow, picked from the six above, built and handed over working. $1,500 flat, about two weeks, yours to keep.

Which sounds like your business?

Pick one

What I'd build for that

A monthly monitor that asks AI what your customers ask, records who gets named, with citations, then content built to earn you the mention.

Already running here

My visibility monitor. On 2026-08-17 it asked "best landscaper near Annapolis" and recorded the three local firms the AI named, with citations. Is your business in answers like that?

What I do for small businesses

Nearby? I also work face to face across Annapolis and Anne Arundel County.

The same agents run this studio.

Ten AI agents pull the data, write the briefs, draft the outreach, file the notes, and check on each other. A person approves what ships. Every line here is a real run from the studio's records, with the date it happened.

None of these happen until a person has looked

  • Draft sentFrom my own address, by hand. The agents never send.
  • Note filedInto the studio's records, after I've read it.
  • Page shippedOnly after a checker passes it and I approve the deploy.
Full roster, and how work moves through it
Run ledgerFrom the studio's records

No pitch deck, no jargon.

Three steps, in this order, and you can stop after any of them.

  1. A plain-English conversation. Where do your hours actually go? We find the one workflow worth fixing first.
  2. A small first build, fixed scope. You see a working demo before you commit to anything bigger. If it doesn't earn its keep, we stop there.
  3. Handoff and enablement. Your team runs it. We grow it only if the first piece proved itself.

Tell me where your evenings go.

One email. I'll reply with the one workflow I'd fix first and what it would take.