Automation systems, client websites and a voice agent that answers the phone. Each write-up shows the workflow, the screens and the result. No mockups.
Two form fields, a business type and a city, replace a full day of manual prospecting. The system finds local businesses, digs out the real contact email, writes a personal cold email with AI and sends it, with every step tracked in one Google Sheet.
Define the search criteria once. The system scrapes live listings, writes a uniquely tailored ATS-ready resume for every matching role, files each as its own Google Doc, emails a daily digest of what is ready, and fills the application forms through a companion Chrome extension.
Anti-hallucination guardrails throughout: no invented skills, employers, metrics or certifications, and blank rather than guessed when a field has no answer in the resume.
A high-contrast site for a US strength and conditioning studio. Every screen pushes toward one of two actions: book a class or enrol in a plan. Enquiries drop into the owner's CRM with the plan the visitor was reading already attached.
A calm, trust-first site: services, providers, insurance answers and hours, with an appointment request form that collects the details reception used to gather by phone. Requests land in the practice inbox and the calendar at the same time.
Dinner rush is exactly when nobody can answer the phone. The agent picks up every call, takes table bookings and takeaway orders, reads the total back, quotes a pickup time, and only rings the floor manager when something genuinely needs a human.