I Build Tech That Actually Works.

If you're spending more than an hour a week on something repetitive, or if your technology frustrates you more than it helps you, that's the signal. The best starting point is a free consultation — I'll tell you honestly if I can help and what it would look like.

Custom automation is writing code or building workflows that do repetitive tasks automatically — things like generating reports, syncing data between systems, sending follow-up emails, or organizing files. If your team spends time on the same tasks week after week, there's almost always a way to automate it. The ROI is typically measured in weeks, not years.

A @gmail.com or @yahoo.com address for your business makes you look like a side hustle — even if you're not. Professional email at your own domain improves deliverability (your emails are less likely to hit spam), gives you admin control over your team's accounts, and makes every touchpoint with clients more credible. It costs less than $10/month per person and I can have it set up in an afternoon.

I primarily work with Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Both are excellent — the choice usually comes down to which ecosystem your team is already in. If you're already using Gmail, Workspace is the natural upgrade. If you're a Windows shop, Microsoft 365 integrates better. I'll walk you through the tradeoffs on our call.

Yes, in most cases. I'm not trying to rip and replace everything — I work with what you have and fill the gaps. I'll take a look at your current setup during our initial call and tell you what I can work around and what genuinely needs to change.

Project work is flat-rate: you get a scope, a price, and we agree before anything starts. No surprise invoices. Hosting plans are monthly and include everything listed. If a project goes over scope, I'll tell you before I bill you — overages are always discussed in advance, never a surprise on your invoice.