★ Done-for-you AI His trade is AI The tools · a real person to run them · a fix that handles the one job No black box American-built · New Hampshire ★
How it works

Done-for-you AI,
in three parts.

Every shop has its plumber and its electrician. Mr. Wilson is the same call, his trade is AI. He shows up, fixes the thing, and stays on call.

We handle the busywork. You handle the business.
1
A hand pulling one receipt from a stacked counter spindle to read it closely, the audit
The Audit
Your shop, read closely
He reads how your shop runs and finds the one job worth fixing first.
Free brief → $100 audit
2
The human part
Mr. Wilson striding in with his toolbox and wrench, the technician
The Technician
Mr. Wilson · the AI Technician
A real neighbor builds the fix and installs it, you watch it run.
$500 + hourly · installed
3
A spirit level sitting on a shelf board, checked true, the running workflow
The Running Workflow
It handles the job
Once it's installed, the fix handles the job quietly in the background, and I'm on call if it ever needs a hand.
automated · runs on its own

Curious what yours is? The brief's free either way.

Start with the audit no card · $100 audit to start
what you're holding

Paper you can hold, at each step.

Every step hands you something real, on paper, in plain English. Nothing locked in a system you can't see.

The Brief
free · to start

One page on your shop, the one job worth deleting. Yours to keep.

→
The Spec
after the audit

Plain English: exactly what he'll build. Yours even if you walk.

→
The Page
once it runs

The one page the fix lands on, wherever your shop already talks.

→
The Scorecard
thirty days later

The one number you picked at the audit, and where it landed.

what he is

He does the work. You run the shop.

He sets up AI that fits your trade and keeps it running. You never touch the tech.

who does what
off your plate
  • the paperwork & the busywork
  • setting up the fix
  • keeping it running
still yours
  • your customers
  • your craft
  • every final call
why it's different

Not a platform. Not a chatbot. A person.

Four things that don't come standard with software off a shelf.

your trade

Built for your trade, not businesses in general.

He already knows the tools you use and how your week runs. Not one-size-fits-all software.

by hand

Built by hand, not bought and rebranded.

Bryan builds and installs every fix himself. If something's off, you're talking to the person who built it, no call center.

plain english

You always know what you're getting.

Before he builds, he writes out in plain English exactly what it'll do, yours to keep. No black box, no lock-in.

no guessing

He'd rather check than guess.

When the answer needs a real lookup, he goes and gets it, instead of confidently making something up the way most AI will.

Same person finds it, builds it, installs it, and picks up when you call. That's the whole difference.

optional · a service plan

An ounce of prevention.

Your workflow keeps running on its own once it's yours, there's no monthly fee to keep it going. The Tune-Up is an optional service plan on top: I keep it maintained and head off the small stuff early, the way you'd service a truck you already own.

the tune-up The Tune-Up $150/mo optional · cancel anytime Add the Tune-Up

An optional service plan for the workflow you already own, priority access the moment you want a hand, a monthly visit to keep everything tuned, and a running maintenance log that lets me spot the small stuff early. Cancel anytime.

Priority accessA direct line the moment you want a hand, expedited help, not a ticket queue.
A monthly visitA standing slot for routine upkeep and small tweaks as your shop changes.
A running maintenance logLike a mechanic's service record for the software on your bench: a direct line to the workflow I installed, so I can spot a source file that's drifted, a slowdown after a new model ships, or a rule change headed for your trade, and set it right before it ever reaches you.