Practical AI help for business owners and teams
You have work to get done. I help you use AI to do it, whether you want to learn, build something together, or hand over the setup.
Three ways to work with me
Same starting point, three levels of involvement. Pick the one that matches how hands-on you want to be.
Bring a task from your business or your team's day-to-day work. I help you use AI to tackle it, understand the result and repeat the process yourself.
Fits when you want the skill, not just the output. Individuals and teams. Explore AI training →Have a project in mind? We work on it together. You learn as we build, with help when you get stuck and an explanation of how it all works.
Fits when you have one concrete project and want to understand it afterwards. Explore building together →If you would rather hand over the setup, I build an agreed workflow or automation for you and explain how to use it.
Fits when you want the result and prefer to hand over the implementation. Explore implementation →How I work with clients
Two real examples of learning and building around work that needed to get done.
A client wanted to launch her website and understand how to work on it herself. We used the project to learn Claude Code while building the site together.
The result was a launched website in two days, with learning built into the process.
Bring your own project →A team at a large insurance company needed practical experience with AI. The workshop used tasks from their own work rather than a generic demonstration.
We worked through the process together, including how to check the output before using it.
Explore training for your team →Find your number
Four sliders, thirty seconds, your monthly number. No email required.
2.8hours a month
Choose how you want help: learn, build together or delegate.
This compares your numbers. It does not predict how much AI will improve the task.
Have something in mind?
Tell me what you're trying to do and where you're getting stuck. We work out whether training, building together or implementation would help. If none would, I say so.
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