Where the week goes
None of this is a failure of management. It's what happens when a company grows faster than its tools.
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You ask a simple question — how did last month actually go? — and the answer takes two days and three people.
02
The real reporting lives in a spreadsheet somebody rebuilds by hand every Monday morning.
03
Two systems don't talk to each other, so a person is the integration.
04
Everyone says use AI. Nobody says what to do on Tuesday morning, in your business.
05
You bought a tool. It was open for three weeks. Nobody has opened it since.
What changes
We're not promising a transformation. We're promising the same week with a few hours handed back — and you knowing why.
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The first thing we look for is the thing you rebuild every week. The report, the update, the copy-paste between two tools. That's what we automate first, because it pays you back every week from then on.
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A dashboard that pulls from the tools you already pay for and updates itself. It says the same thing on Friday as it did on Monday, and nobody had to assemble it.
03
Most sheets exist because two systems don't talk. We make them talk. Then the sheet stops being anyone's job.
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After a few months you can look at a tool, a pitch, or an idea from your team and know whether it's worth your time. That outlasts anything we build for you.
What you're buying
No prep, no homework, no slides. Just an hour a week and something to show for it.
Week 1
What you do, what you look at to make decisions, where the time actually goes. You talk, we ask questions. That's the whole session.
Week 2
On screen, with your own data — not slides. You'll see what's realistic and what's still marketing. Then you pick one thing.
Week 3
You watch it get built, so you understand how it works and can change it later. If it isn't useful by the end, we say so and pick something else.
Week 4
We check what it actually saved, fix what's annoying about it, and start the next thing.
Between sessions, ask us anything — a tool you saw, something your team wants to try, a problem that came up on Tuesday. Usually answered the same day.
The kind of thing we build
Nothing here takes six months. Most of it is running within a couple of weeks, quietly, forever.
Pulls from your CRM, your accounting, your sheets. Updates itself. Says the same thing every time you open it.
Not a wall of numbers. A short note in your inbox: what moved, what didn't, and what needs you this week.
The one that only exists because two tools don't talk. We connect them, and it stops being someone's Monday.
Ask questions about your own contracts, docs and history. It answers, and shows you where it got it from so you can check.
Notes, decisions and follow-ups written up and sent to where your team already works.
Send us whatever your team wants to buy. We'll tell you if it's real, what it actually costs to run, and what will break.
Pricing
Both are monthly. No setup fee, no minimum term, no per-seat pricing. Cancel whenever — whatever we've built stays yours and keeps running.
Advisor
$1,000
a month
One executive who wants to move faster and stop doing admin.
Most companies end up here
Partner
$3,000
a month
A leadership team that wants this across the company, not just one desk.
Need something bigger — a full system, a real integration project, a voice agent on your phone lines? That's our AI automations work →
The honest bit
Questions