Questions owners ask
Can I trust it?
Fair question. Here are straight answers.
Do I need to be technical?
No. You need to know your business, and you already do. I help you say it in a way a developer, or an AI, can build from.
Is it reliable?
We start with one process, not the whole business. Each piece is tested against your bad day before anyone depends on it. At first the AI only reads. Then it drafts. It changes things only with a person's okay.
Can it be hacked?
Anything online can be attacked. I lower the risk: each tool gets only the access it needs, sign-ins are locked down, and your data stays on computers I control in the U.S.
Who owns what we build?
You do. You get the code, and the half-day plan is yours to keep.
What happens to what I tell you?
It's confidential, and you get a copy. If we don't work together, your form answers are anonymized and help me serve the next owner better.
Will AI replace my staff?
That's not the goal. You hired people to do the work, not to memorize and retype. The systems carry the memory so your people can do the job you hired them for.
What does it cost?
The form and a 15-minute call are free. The half day is five hours for $2,000, including your report and proposal. Anything built after that gets a clear estimate first, and if you sign for a build within 30 days, $1,000 of the half day goes toward it.
Who keeps it running after you're done?
You do. Every build ends with a handoff plan: what you have, how it fits together, and what to check. Then you pick how to keep it up: hire a freelance web developer or DevOps person, or get set up so an AI assistant does almost everything, with you approving changes.
Where do you work?
In person, with businesses across the Denver area.