Personal AI solutions

What a personal AI solution is

A lot of what one person does can be handled or helped by AI: managing your finances or your calendar, running an online store, getting help with your writing, and much more. If it doesn't need deep specialist knowledge, I can probably build it.

I can build it for you, set it up, and teach you to use and maintain it. Or I can teach you to build it yourself. Either way, I can stay on to help keep it running.

What I've built

For myself, or with someone else:

• An AI email assistant
• A system for selling online
• A writing system that keeps my voice
• A personal finance management system
• A nightly job search engine
• An AI study tutor
• A property tax appeal, built and filed in a day
• A searchable knowledge base of my own email and files
• A shared memory system for AI projects
• A project hub that replaces status meetings
• An AI travel planning system
• A LinkedIn feed filter (FeedHacker)

What you get out of a personal AI solution

Time back, less to keep track of, and the things that never got done finally getting done.

Who personal AI solutions are for

Anyone with work they do over and over, or something that never gets done because nobody has time for it. For example:

• People buried in email, calendars and paperwork, who need help sorting it and keeping up
• Anyone managing a household's money, or helping a relative get their finances in order
• People running a small business or selling online, who lose hours to listings, orders and bookkeeping
• People who write a lot and want help without losing their own voice
• Job seekers who'd like the searching and sorting done for them, so they can spend their time on the applications that count
• Parents looking for a study tutor for their kids
• Anyone facing a one-time project with a lot of research and paperwork, like a property tax appeal or a big trip

You don't need to be technical. If you can describe the job, we can work out whether AI is a good way to do it.

Why work with me

I build these for myself first. Everything in the “What I've built” list is something I built for my own life or with someone for theirs, and I've relied on them for decisions with consequences, like my own property tax appeal and my job search.

I've also written up how each one works, in public. You can see exactly what went into each one before we ever talk.

My background fits the work. I started as a developer and spent decades running operations and leading people, so I look at a personal tool the way I'd look at any system: what goes in, what comes out, who keeps it running and what it costs. This year I've been building with these tools myself.

And I'll teach you how it works, so you aren't stuck waiting on me every time something changes. If you'd rather I keep it running for you, I can do that too.