New leads stop falling through the cracks
Capture inquiries, organize details, notify the right person, and trigger follow-up automatically.
I fix one repetitive business workflow at a time. Many tightly scoped projects can be built and tested in a focused day; I confirm the actual timing after checking access, authentication, and outside dependencies.
The best projects are boring, repetitive, and measurable. If someone is copying, checking, routing, reminding, or retyping the same information every day, there is usually a better way.
Capture inquiries, organize details, notify the right person, and trigger follow-up automatically.
Route form or call information into Sheets, a CRM, email, or another system without manual re-entry.
Turn important events into structured email, chat, SMS, or dashboard alerts instead of inbox hunting.
Connect tools, move data, create records, generate summaries, or eliminate repetitive copy/paste work.
Contractor Intake AI shows the client-facing workflow. Integration Lab and OAuth Sync Lab show how I handle validation, authentication, retries, duplicates, and interrupted syncs.
A missed call becomes structured intake, qualification, and a team alert instead of a lost opportunity.
Built around voice intake, webhooks, n8n orchestration, structured data capture, and business notifications.
A webhook service that verifies incoming data and safely handles retries and duplicate events. The same pattern applies to payments, CRMs, lead systems, and other connected tools.
Includes HMAC verification, replay protection, idempotent persistence, tests, and documented failure behavior.
An OAuth-backed integration that reconnects expired authentication, handles rate limits, resumes interrupted syncs, and prevents duplicate records.
Designed as a reusable pattern for CRM, SaaS, commerce, finance, or any third-party API that needs dependable synchronization.
This is deliberately not a giant software project. We pick one bottleneck, define the before-and-after, confirm access and dependencies, build the smallest reliable automation, and test the obvious failure path.
You do not need to know what automation tool you need. Describe the repetitive task, what happens now, and what you wish happened instead.
If it fits, we agree on the workflow and outcome before any work starts. If it is larger or depends on outside approvals, I will tell you instead of forcing it into the wrong package.