Richmond, VA — local & in person

AI & workflow automation for Richmond small businesses

If someone in your shop spends hours a week retyping, sorting, chasing, or copy-pasting, that’s a job for software. I build small, practical automations for local businesses — and I’m across town, not across an ocean.

The kind of work I take off your plate

Retyping between systems

Orders, invoices, or customer details copied by hand from one program to another — software can do that hop for you, every time.

Email & form intake

Requests arriving by email or web form get read, sorted, and answered with a first response — an AI assistant triages, you decide.

Quotes, invoices & reports

Generate the paperwork from the data you already have. The weekly numbers land in your inbox Monday morning, assembled automatically.

Reminders & follow-ups

Appointment reminders, overdue-invoice nudges, review requests after a job — sent on schedule without anyone remembering to do it.

How working with me goes

  1. 1

    A free conversation

    You show me the annoying part of your week — at your shop, over coffee, or on a call. If software can't genuinely help, I'll say so.

  2. 2

    A small first project

    We pick one workflow and I quote a fixed price for it. No retainers, no enterprise contracts — one useful thing, done.

  3. 3

    It runs, I stay reachable

    You get something your team actually uses. When you want it extended — or something new automated — I'm right here in Richmond.

This is my day job

I’m a professional software engineer who designs, builds, and operates production systems in the cloud — including AI-assisted platforms running over a hundred automated workflows live today. The same engineering, scaled to small-business problems and small-business budgets.

Case study — this could be you

I’m offering a steep neighbor discount on a first automation project for a Richmond business, in exchange for being featured here as the case study. If your paperwork is eating your evenings, let’s trade.

Describe the chore, in your own words

“Every Friday someone copies the week’s orders into a spreadsheet” is a perfect brief. Two minutes, no jargon needed.

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