Manual copy-paste research, one-off spreadsheet fixes, and repetitive browser clicking are hours you can't get back. I build custom, local-first Python tools and Windows utilities that take over the repetitive parts of your workflow — permanently, without locking you into a monthly SaaS subscription.

Most of my automation work starts the same way: a business is stuck doing something by hand that a script could do in seconds. I combine over 12 years of operations and financial-data experience with AI-assisted development, so the tools I build aren't just technically functional — they respect the actual business logic behind your workflow.

What's Included

How I Work

1

Scope the workflow

We map exactly what's manual today and where the bottleneck lives.

2

Build & iterate

I use AI-assisted development to move fast without cutting corners on logic.

3

QA & back-test

Every tool is run against real data before it ever reaches you.

4

Handover & docs

You get a working local tool plus plain-English notes on how to run it.

Recent Work

Two of my live codebases are public: EnrichPro, a high-speed B2B contact research and email-validation engine, and the Chrome Cleaner App, a desktop utility for selectively purging local Chrome site data. Beyond these, I've built SEO auditing tools with Playwright/BeautifulSoup and a Tkinter GUI, Google Apps Script systems for real-estate lead tracking across multiple listing portals, and Grok/LLM-powered pipelines for structured report generation — all local-first, all built to eliminate a specific manual task.

Why local-first? Tools that run on your own machine mean your data never sits on a third-party server, and there's no recurring subscription eating into the time you just saved.

Investment

$30/hr

Billed per active development hour — the most-requested tier on my site.

Fixed-scope packages are also available on request; on Guru, comparable AI-assisted automation engagements start around $250.

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Have a repetitive task eating your week?

Tell me what you're doing manually right now — I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth automating.

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