Prototype first · pay after
Automate the busywork your team shouldn't be doing.
We turn repetitive manual operations into automated workflows — no-code tools plus custom code, whichever the job deserves.
Book the call → your workflow mapped, with the first automation prototyped within 24 hours. $0 until you've seen it.
The real problem
Every week, smart people on your team do the same seventeen steps: copy this there, rename that, chase the thing, send the update. It's not work — it's weekly reruns.
DIY automation stalls at the fragile-zap stage; hiring more coordinators just scales the busywork with headcount.
We map the workflow, automate it with the right mix of no-code and custom code, and leave it monitored — so it keeps running when the edge cases arrive.
The deal
You see it before you pay for it.
Book the call and brief us. Within 24 hours you get your workflow mapped, with the first automation prototyped — free. If it's not obviously right, walk away owing nothing. If it is, we scope the full build with a fixed quote.
What you actually get
Everything it takes to ship. Nothing it doesn't.
Workflow mapping
The honest picture of where hours go — including steps everyone forgot were manual.
Automation, right-sized
No-code where it's enough, custom code where it isn't — pragmatism over ideology.
Client & team handoffs
Onboarding sequences, approvals, notifications — the in-between work, handled.
Tested against reality
Built for the messy data and exceptions your real week produces.
Monitoring & upkeep
Failures alert us before they cost you — automation as infrastructure, not experiment.
How it works
From this page to shipped.
- 1
Book the call
Pick a time and tell us what you're building — 30 minutes, plain English, no deck.
- 2
See it in 24 hoursfree
Within a day of the call, your workflow mapped, with the first automation prototyped is in your inbox. Free, before any commitment.
- 3
Map the workflow
A short call to trace how the work really flows and where the hours leak.
- 4
Build & test
Automation assembled and tested against your real cases — not the happy path.
- 5
It runs for you
Live, monitored, and maintained. The reruns stop; the hours come back.
Shipped
Real products, in the wild.
We choose who we work with
Who this is for.
This is for you if
- ✓Your agency or ops team drowns in repeat work between tools
- ✓Onboarding, reporting, or handoffs eat entire days weekly
- ✓Your zaps break quietly and someone babysits them
- ✓You'd rather buy back hours than hire another coordinator
Not for you if
- ×The process changes completely every week — stabilize before automating
- ×It happens twice a year; a checklist is cheaper
Sound like you? Book your call →
Before you ask
Questions you're probably asking.
No-code or custom code?
Both, deliberately: no-code where it's robust enough, custom code where volume, logic, or reliability demand it. You're buying the outcome, not a tooling ideology.
What kinds of workflows do you automate?
Client onboarding, reporting, approvals, data entry between systems, notifications, scheduling, follow-ups — if it repeats weekly and has rules, it's a candidate.
What happens when an automation breaks?
Monitoring alerts us, usually before you notice; most fixes land the same day. That maintenance layer is the difference between automation and a science project.
How do we know it's worth it?
The mapping call quantifies hours lost per week; the quote sits next to that number. One real client got 3–4 hours back per week, per client account.
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One call · your workflow mapped, with the first automation prototyped in 24 hours · $0 until you've seen it