“I have an idea.”
An app, a product, or something you wish existed. I can help define what it needs to do, work out a useful first version, and build it with AI as part of the process.
Talk about an ideaWork with me
Have an idea you'd
like to make real?
Maybe it's an app. Maybe it's a part of your business that takes far more effort than it should. Or maybe you see something we could build together.
You don't need a technical plan to start a conversation.
Tell me what you're thinkingA few places we can start
What's on your mind?
“This takes too much time.”
Content preparation, moving information between tools, or recurring reports. We can look at how the work happens and where AI or a simpler connection could help.
Talk about a workflow“We could make something together.”
A possible partnership, a shared product idea, or complementary experience. Tell me what you see and where you think we'd work well together.
Explore a collaborationHow I work
Start with the person.
Then build the thing.
I've spent more than fifteen years building software and running businesses. That experience helps me ask the questions that matter before we start: who is this for, what needs to get easier, and what would make a first version genuinely useful?
From there, we agree on what to build, the cost, and the timeline. I work with AI to develop it, test what comes back, and keep you involved in the decisions.
For systems that act on your behalf, we decide what needs your approval. Sending a message, committing money, or making a promise to a customer deserves a deliberate decision.
See the work
A few things I've built.
My own projects show the kinds of problems I like working on and the decisions behind the finished experience.
Explore all projectsA practical note
Let's talk scope.
For defined automation builds, focused projects can start around $1,500. Most projects fall in the $5,000–$10,000 range, with larger, multi-system builds generally between $10,000 and $15,000. These are starting points for that kind of work, not a price list for every app or idea.
Product development is scoped around the first version we agree to build. Ongoing support can be arranged separately. Collaborations and partnerships are their own conversation.
For paid builds, the scope, price, and timeline are agreed in writing before work starts. I'll also flag any software subscriptions or hosting costs. You'll keep access to the accounts and documentation for your system.
What about support after a build?
If something breaks because of how I built it, I fix it free for the first 30 days. After that, diagnosing what broke remains free; repairs are scoped and priced before I start. A retainer is available if ongoing support makes more sense.
Start a conversation
Tell me what
you're thinking.
A few sentences are plenty: what you'd like to make possible,
who it's for, and any timing you have in mind.
If you'd prefer a call, mention that in your email and we can find a time.