Somebody in your office does the same job by hand every week, and some of those jobs run 15 hours: the invoices, the follow-ups, the report that gets rebuilt every Monday.
The last one I took off someone's plate went from an hour a night to about 2 minutes.
Offices · trades · construction · real estate · professional services · Northeast Ohio
Planning tomorrow took an hour by hand every night. Now it takes about 2 minutes, measured before and after.
Residents ask things like "when is trash pickup?" and get the answer from the village's own pages, with the source linked. No login.
Seller leads come in scored and sorted before anyone picks up the phone. 401 addresses graded off street photos in one pass.
The site plus a monthly change link, so edits come in without a phone call.
The spreadsheet, the inbox, the thing you re-do by hand every day. That's all I need to start.
I turn that repetitive job into something that runs itself. You review it before anything goes live.
It runs in the background and I keep it working. You go do the part of the business only you can do.
Invoices, follow-ups, data entry, scheduling, the report somebody rebuilds every Monday.
A missed call gets a text back within a minute. Online booking. A review request after every job.
Google Maps, Google reviews, and showing up when someone asks ChatGPT for a business like yours.
Built around one thing: getting the customer to call or send a request.
Every new business in your area each month, with the owner's name. The companies hiring in your towns.
Setting up the AI you already pay for, and teaching your staff to use it without leaking anything.
Computer Engineering, Miami University. Certified across Microsoft, Anthropic, OpenAI and Google. I build these systems for owners who are buried in admin they shouldn't be touching. No agency, no account managers, no runaround.
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Guest lecture for engineering students · September 2026 · Oxford, Ohio
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Every kid left with a certificate · Oakwood Community Center · July 2026
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They asked better questions than most grown folks would have · Church Family Week
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Miami University · September 2026
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“He even stayed well beyond the event to answer individual questions and connect with students, showing how invested he was in helping them succeed.”
“He took the time to understand how my business operates before building anything, and that made a huge difference.”
“He automated my entire business and created Work flows that allowed me to focus more on key task, while much of the bulk work was being taken care of. This has truly taken things to the next level and I am very appreciative!”
Built and handed off the church’s website, then handled the follow-through when the details changed.
“Thank you for your advice on adapting my elevator pitch! The STEM Career Fair went much better because of it!”
Recommended on LinkedIn for the mentorship, the work ethic, and coming back to campus on his own time.
“Listening to his brief on the usage of AI in the modern workplace, to 25 future Miami University engineering graduates, allowed me to think creatively about how I can also optimize my future business pursuits with AI.”
“I've known Wayne since high school. Since then he's been driven to build several businesses. He's very outgoing and connects well with everyone around him. I have no doubt that he will have massive success in life.”