One Repetitive Task
$2,500typical first build · Often about one weekOne real workflow—follow-up, intake, document checks, reports, or another repeatable pass—mapped from the way you do it today, then built, tested, and documented.
WAYS TO START
Bring the real task, current tools, and desired outcome. I turn that into the smallest useful custom build, one flat quote, and direct access to the person doing the work.
Choose by the problem
You do not need to know whether you need an agent, an API, or an app. Start with the thing you want to create or the work you need off your plate.
A customer product, internal tool, web app, iPhone app, or AI-native experience—designed and shipped end to end.
Calls, inboxes, estimates, billing, scheduling, stock, marketing, and reporting—connected around the way the business already runs.
Starting scopes—not packages
Every implementation is scoped around the actual work. These are common engagement sizes, not fixed products with predetermined features.
One real workflow—follow-up, intake, document checks, reports, or another repeatable pass—mapped from the way you do it today, then built, tested, and documented.
Two focused hours configuring useful current AI tools around your work. This is implementation and training, not a generic tool tour.
Half a day with up to ten people working on the team’s real tasks, prompts, files, and operating rules—not a slideshow.
Calls, inboxes, records, and actions connected across several tools, with custom rules, approvals, monitoring, and handoff.
A custom web product or internal tool with the core workflow, real users, production deployment, and launch foundation.
A custom iPhone product: interface, backend, live services, testing, App Store preparation, and ownership handoff.
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.
Describe the real task in ordinary language. A rough explanation is more useful than guessing which agent, API, or software package you need.
Plain answers
The basics should be visible. If something important is still unclear, email apreda31@gmail.com.
A narrow custom automation often starts around $2,500. Setup sessions are $450, team workshops $1,800, connected systems commonly begin around $7,500, web products around $10,000, and iOS products around $15,000. The real workflow determines the scope, and you get one flat number before work starts.
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, data, and finished system stay under your control. You receive the system map, credential map, approval rules, test fixtures, monitoring guide, runbook, and kill switch. The goal is a handoff, not a dependency trap.
No. Those interfaces 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 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 the 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 quote.