We don't sell AI. We find the dollars leaving your business through manual work — then we plug the leaks in 30 days, with a roadmap your team can run without us.
A 90-minute operations scan. We pull every recurring task, every hand-off, every “we just do it this way,” and map it against AI-capable workflows. You leave with one page: where you're losing money, what to fix first, what it's worth.
Two hours shadowing your front office, dispatch, or front-of-house. We catalog the work — not the org chart.
Every recurring task gets a dollar number: people-time × hourly load × frequency. Most owners are shocked. Most are also relieved.
Three fixes, in order: fastest to deploy, biggest dollar return, lowest risk. No "AI-powered" buzzwords. Plain English, plain math.
The diagnosis is yours to act on. If you'd rather take it to your IT person, your nephew, or another firm — fine. The map is the deliverable.
Three service lines. Each one designed to survive the day you stop paying us. No hostage software, no permanent retainers, no consultant-speak.
A roadmap your team can run. We map your operations end-to-end and rank every AI opportunity by dollar return, deploy time, and risk. The output is a single working document — not a slide deck.
The repetitive work disappears. We build agents that handle quoting, scheduling, follow-ups, invoicing, and inbox triage — connected to the systems you already use. Six weeks, fixed scope, fixed fee.
An employee that doesn't sleep, leave, or forget. We design and ship bespoke AI assistants, internal dashboards, and customer-facing tools — owned by you, hosted however you want.
We work with operators who answer their own phones. Here's what the first 60 days look like when we walk into one.
The day starts before the truck rolls. We replace the morning whiteboard with an AI dispatcher that reads incoming jobs overnight, ranks them by urgency and crew skill, drafts the route, and texts each tech their stops by 6:30. The owner spends 20 minutes reviewing, not 90 building.
A rebooking agent runs nightly: it knows the average gap between visits per client, drafts a text in your voice, and only escalates the messy ones. By morning, tomorrow's gaps are smaller. Over a quarter, your stylists' books look full because they actually are.
We measure success in three currencies: hours, dollars, and Tuesdays you didn't dread. These are the medians across our last twelve engagements.
Names withheld at request — small markets, competitive verticals. Industry and outcome are real, vetted on close.
They gave us twelve hours a week back in the first month. I stopped working Sundays. That alone paid for the engagement four times over.
I expected a slide deck. I got a plan with dollar signs next to every line. We did three of them. All three paid back inside ninety days.
The rebook agent fills tomorrow's gaps while we sleep. My stylists stopped pestering me about marketing because the calendar is full.
A short call, an honest map, a number with a dollar sign in front of it. You decide what happens next.
