WORK DIRECTLY WITH ADAM
Practical AI help for the stage you are at: a useful setup, a clear plan, a custom workflow, or ongoing support. Know what is included and work directly with the person building it.
SIX WAYS TO PUT AI TO WORK
Choose the help that fits today. Every service is quoted after a short call, and you get one flat number before work begins. Software and usage charges are separate.
Bring one real task. Choose the right tool and leave with a useful setup you can run yourself.
We confirm access and task fit first. Custom software, multi-tool integrations, and unattended services are separate projects.
Work through one recurring process and get a clear plan for what to simplify, configure, or build.
Covers one agreed process. Implementation and a business-wide audit are outside this scope. You can use the plan without commissioning a build.
Make your FAQs, procedures, and company documents easier to use through an existing AI tool.
Document volume and tool fit are agreed before quoting. Large-scale cleanup, custom search software, and integrations are scoped separately.
Get one recurring workflow built around your inbox, forms, records, or other tools you already use.
Connections, approvals, and completion checks are agreed in a fixed-price scope. Extra workflows and ongoing support are quoted separately.
Connect several workflows so customer requests, records, approvals, and next steps reach the right place.
Multiple workflows are planned together and built in phases. Each phase has its own scope, quote, and completion checks.
Keep agreed AI setups and workflows useful as your tools and day-to-day work change.
Optional support after a system review. Covered systems, response times, and monthly terms are agreed before starting. New builds and 24/7 coverage are separate.
A half-day working session for up to 10 people, focused on one prepared, shared workflow. Leave with reusable instructions and a handoff guide.
Individual installations, custom integrations, and additional workflows are scoped separately.
Mobile apps, web apps, websites, extensions, and internal tools. One builder handles the interface, engineering, deployment, and launch.
START WITH THE MESSY VERSION
A rough explanation, a screen recording, or five real examples are enough. If an existing tool solves it better than a custom build, I will say that too.
You do not need to pick a product, diagnose the technology, or write a technical brief.
Plain answers
The basics should be visible. If something important is still unclear, email adam.preda@agentrunapps.com.
It depends on what you need. After a short call, you get a written scope and one flat quote before any work begins. If a full build is more than you need, we can often start with a smaller setup or a tightly defined first step.
No. If the task is already clear, we can scope the appropriate setup or build directly. The Workflow Action Plan is useful when one process needs investigation first. It is a standalone deliverable; implementation is quoted separately, and you can take the plan to another builder.
Support is a monthly review of agreed systems plus up to two hours of fixes or small improvements. We review the setup and agree covered systems, response times, and monthly terms before starting. New builds, additional work, and 24/7 coverage are separate. Software and usage charges are separate too.
Start with a defined, fixed-price phase. Before work begins, we agree on its deliverables, completion checks, timeline, review window, and payment schedule. The written scope states any upfront payment and the balance due on completion. In-scope defects are corrected during the agreed review window; additional features or changes receive a separate quote. You can decide whether to commission another phase after reviewing the first. Any software, API, hosting, messaging, or account charges you approve in your own accounts are separate and identified before they are turned on.
No. You explain the business, the customer, or the work. I handle the technical decisions and explain what matters in plain English.
That is a perfectly good first conversation. Sometimes the honest answer is that you should not build anything yet—and I will tell you that too.
Yes. Your accounts, subscriptions, keys, sending identities, phone numbers, and data stay under your control throughout. When you accept and pay for custom work, the finished code, configuration, documentation, and system handoff are yours. The goal is ownership, not a dependency trap.
No. The recordings and blueprints make the behavior easy to inspect. Your implementation is designed around your actual workflow and normally runs inside the inbox, phone, CRM, accounting, calendar, job system, or social accounts you already own.
You work directly with Adam from scope through launch. Small builds can take days; products take longer. The scope, timeline, price, and handoff are made clear before work begins.
Every accepted build includes a practical handoff and a defined fix window. Ongoing help is available when useful, but it is not required to keep ownership of accepted, paid work.
NO PITCH DECK REQUIRED
We will find out whether there is a useful first build inside it. If there is, you get a clear scope and one flat price. Each custom phase has agreed deliverables, completion checks, and a payment schedule before work starts.
