The job nobodywants to do,done by itself.
Every business has a task that eats hours and nobody enjoys. Rebuilding the same report, copying figures between systems, chasing invoices, checking stock, sending the same email. I build the thing that does it for you, on a schedule, without being asked.
Built for the hardest client I have
Every screen is a real tool from my own desk on live market data. Nothing was commissioned.
Built for the hardest client I have
I trade equities and derivatives for a living and manage a $15M portfolio. Every tool on this page was built for my own desk, where a wrong number costs me money that afternoon.
Market data is the most demanding version of this work: live feeds, heavy maths, and no tolerance for a stale cache. If I hold that standard for myself, your reporting is not going to be the hard part. It also means the dashboards answer the questions an owner actually asks, because I have run a business and had to make those calls myself.
Nine jobs you stop doing by hand
The weekly report, automated
The one someone rebuilds by hand every Monday. Pulled from your systems, built, and delivered to email, Slack or a shared drive on a schedule. Nobody touches it again.
3 to 10 daysSystems that talk to each other
Your point of sale, accounting, booking system and spreadsheets stop being islands. Figures move between them on their own instead of being retyped.
1 to 3 weeksInvoices, chasing and reminders
Invoices raised from the job, reminders sent when they age, and a list of who owes what without anyone opening a spreadsheet.
1 to 2 weeksAlerts when something matters
A message the moment stock runs low, a payment lands, a number crosses a line or a job sits too long untouched. Text, email, Slack or Discord.
3 to 10 daysData cleanup and pipelines
Messy exports from three systems that disagree with each other, joined and cleaned automatically so the numbers are ready before you ask for them.
1 to 2 weeksLive dashboards
One screen showing revenue, margin, cash and whatever else you check daily, updating itself. For a trading desk, P&L, exposure, Greeks and drawdown.
1 to 3 weeksAI doing the reading
Your data wired into frontier models. The system reads the numbers, writes the explanation in plain English and sends it on, so you get the summary rather than the spreadsheet.
2 to 4 weeksForecasting and scenario models
Cash runway, pricing and staffing scenarios. Move one number and see what happens to the rest, instead of rebuilding the sheet each time.
1 to 3 weeksCustom internal tools
Quoting, scheduling, inventory, commissions. The small apps that replace the spreadsheet everyone is afraid to touch.
2 to 5 weeksPick a desk. Watch it build.
A real dashboard running on your device, not a screenshot. The last tab charts a spreadsheet off your own machine and nothing is uploaded.
The report comes to you
Your numbers do not have to live in a dashboard nobody opens. A bot pulls from your systems on a schedule, builds the chart, and posts it into the channel your team already sits in, or into a private channel only you can see. Sales, stock, labour, cash, market data, anything with a number attached.
It pulls the data
From your point of sale, accounting package, spreadsheet, database or a market feed. Whatever holds the numbers, on whatever schedule suits.
It draws the picture
The chart is generated fresh each time, not a screenshot of something else. Ranked bars, trends, targets, whatever reads fastest for that number.
It posts where you already are
Straight into a Slack or Discord channel, a private channel only you can see, or by email and text. Nobody has to log into anything.
It says what changed
Not just the chart. A line in plain English on what moved, what crossed a threshold, and what is worth your attention this morning.
NVDA Technology · +2.4RLLY Health care · +1.9RXOM Energy · −0.4R
Move a slider, see next year
Fixed prices, agreed before anything starts
Automation work is usually quoted by the hour, which means nobody knows the final number. I scope it first and give you a fixed price. Agencies charge $5,000 to $15,000 for a single workflow and $15,000 to $50,000 for a set of them. These are the same builds at a fraction of it, because there is no agency in the middle.
- One process taken off your hands end to end
- The weekly report, an invoice chase, a data sync or an alert
- One or two systems connected
- Written handover and thirty days of fixes
- Three to five processes automated together
- Dashboards, scheduled reporting and alerts
- Multiple systems joined, data cleaned on the way through
- Weekly working builds, not a black box
- Code, documentation and a walkthrough
- Thirty days of fixes after handover
- Changes and new automations as they come up
- Monitoring, so a broken feed is caught before you notice
- Priority turnaround
- Runs on your accounts, never locked to me