I build agentic apps for small businesses — custom software with a capable assistant working inside it, so the repetitive work handles itself.
A regular app waits for you to click. An agentic app gets to work. It's custom software built for your business with an assistant inside — it reads the inbox, drafts the reply, updates the spreadsheet, flags the exceptions, and pulls you in only when a real decision is needed. Your team doesn't learn a new AI tool. The app plugs into what you already use and quietly takes the busywork off their plate.
Your team used it for a week, then forgot. → Generic tools don't solve specific workflows.
They built it. Nobody adopted it. It broke when your CRM updated. → Shelfware.
You know AI should be helping, → but you can't spec what you can't see.
Human work has inherent dignity. The goal isn't fewer people; it's people doing better work. An agentic app qualifying leads at 2am isn't replacing your sales team. It's giving them their mornings back.
If you want to give your team superpowers, let's talk.
Stop answering the same 50 questions. Qualify leads at 2am. Adaptive onboarding flows. Everyone wins.
Stop routing requests by hand. Knowledge becomes searchable. Documents process themselves. Your people think again.
Sales stops doing data entry and starts closing. Personalized outbound at scale. CRM enrichment overnight.
90 minutes. I learn your workflow, stack, and bottlenecks. You get a written app spec — worth it even if you build it yourself.
$450Fixed-price, scoped from discovery. Open-source infrastructure you own. Working app, documentation, team walkthrough.
Builds start at $5KApps drift. I monitor, iterate, and expand.
$1K–$2K/moBuilt and ran StackSource — $1B+ in commercial transactions facilitated. Automation was the business, not a feature.
Agentic apps running in production today in my own business — lead processing, content workflows, research automation.
Built agentic apps for clients in lending, real estate, and professional services. Production systems, not demos.
You own everything. Open-source tooling, standard APIs. If we part ways, your apps keep running.
Start with a free strategy call to explore the opportunity, or jump straight into a paid blueprint session and walk away with a written app spec.