We automate the boring parts of your business.
AI and automation that saves your team hours every week. Built, deployed, and maintained for you.
Most of what you need isn't AI.
When a small business asks for "AI", about 80% of what they actually need is automation — workflows, scripts, and integrations that quietly do the boring work every week. The AI part is the 20% where judgment is required: grading a condition, writing a blurb, classifying an item.
Both are worth doing. The trick is knowing which one your problem actually is — and we'll tell you straight, even when the answer is "leave it alone".
So — what's that boring work costing you? ↓
What is that task costing you?
Move the sliders. See what manual work really costs — and what automating it returns.
Show in: · indicative rates, EUR prices apply
Net benefit after the care plan: — per year.
Based on a typical automation build of €5,000 + a monthly care plan from €500/mo.
Automations are quoted per project — the audit gives you exact numbers.
Slider values are logged anonymously (no names, no cookies) to see which tasks people actually struggle with.
*From our own experience: automating a task typically removes about 80% of the manual time, not all of it — the last bit needs your judgement. Every task is different — book an automation audit.
Real systems, running right now.
Not slideware: the catalog automation runs in production at aussieretrogames.com — see the live build →. Photos from Telegram in, priced and graded listings out, and the owner approves every one before it goes live.
And we build our own AI first — our own chat app, our own local models.
Where the time goes.
Quoting, invoices, stock, the shared inbox, bookings, the Monday spreadsheet. We automate the boring parts — with plain automation where the rules are known, and AI only where judgement is needed.
Automation audit
A fixed-fee map of where the time goes, what it costs, and what to do first.
How the audit works →See one running
A live catalogue build: photos in, priced and published listings out.
Open the work →