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Practical AI consulting, based in Burlington.

Put AI to work where it actually saves time.

AI consulting for small businesses that want the useful end of it: automations and internal tools that take repetitive work off your plate, and AI-built websites, apps and content made reliable enough for real customers. One senior person does the work, from the first conversation to the finished tool.

Most businesses don't need an AI strategy deck. They need someone to look at how the work actually gets done and say plainly where AI helps, where it doesn't, and what it would take.

Automation & internal tools

Take the repetitive work off the list.

Quotes, intake, follow-ups, scheduling, reporting — the tasks that quietly eat an afternoon every week. I build automations and small internal tools that fit the way your business already operates, using the software you already pay for wherever possible.

  • Internal tools & automation
  • Workflow integrations
  • AI-assisted workflows

AI build & content cleanup

Finish what AI started.

A site or app built with AI tools that almost works. Copy that reads like everyone else's. I review it, fix what's broken, and refine it into something reliable, coherent and ready for real customers — or say plainly when starting again would cost less.

  • Build & code review
  • Voice & clarity pass
  • Structural rewrites

Advice first

Where AI fits, and where it doesn't.

Before anything is built, we look at where the time actually goes and which tools are worth paying for. You get a plain-language recommendation — including the ideas that aren't worth automating, and what each tool does with your business's data.

  • Process review
  • Tool selection
  • Data & privacy questions

AI search visibility

Want AI tools to recommend you instead?

If you're here because you want ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot or Perplexity to name your business when someone asks, that's search work. It lives with local SEO, because it's built on the same groundwork.

  • Answers to real customer questions
  • Structured data
  • Consistent business details
AI search visibility, under local SEO

Note 01 If a task doesn't need AI, I'll tell you. Sometimes a simple form or a shared spreadsheet is the right answer.

Not everything should be automated.

Some work is better done by a person, and some tools cost more to look after than they save. Deciding that first is the cheapest part of any AI project.

How the work actually goes.

Evidence first, then decisions, then building. You always know what's happening, why it matters, and what comes next.

  1. 01Discovery

    Look at the work

    I learn how the business actually runs — where the time goes, what gets repeated, what keeps getting dropped. You get a written brief in plain language.

  2. 02Decision

    Pick what's worth doing

    We choose the changes that save the most time for the least risk, and agree on scope before anything is built.

  3. 03Build

    Build it to fit

    I build it, test it against real work, and show you how it runs. The person who scoped it is the person building it. No handoffs.

  4. 04Ongoing

    Keep it working

    Tools drift as the software around them changes. I stay involved to adjust, fix and extend what was built — as light or as hands-on as you want it.

Questions about AI consulting.

Related

  • Web design

    A new website, planned and built properly from the start.

  • Website redesign

    For a site that still works, but no longer works for the business.

  • Website repair

    Broken, stalled, or abandoned by the last developer. Fixed.

  • Website maintenance

    Hosting, updates and fixes, handled by Web Care.

  • Local SEO

    Search, maps and AI answers, for the searches that turn into calls.

  • Google Ads management

    Campaigns aimed at the work you want, measured and adjusted.

Find out where AI would actually help.

Tell me what takes up too much of your week. I'll tell you whether AI, a simpler fix, or nothing at all is the answer.

Not sure whether it's an AI problem at all? Say so — a short call usually settles it.