Mark · UnitedReason
I build the software small businesses keep asking for.
One person, start to finish. Tell me what’s eating your week and I’ll tell you honestly whether software fixes it, roughly what it takes, and what it costs.
No pitch deck, no sales script. If it isn’t worth building, I’ll say so on the call.
Automations that run themselves
Assistants trained on your own material
Sites and small internal tools
Fixed quote, fixed date
What are you still doing by hand?
Pick the one that stings. I’ll show you what it turns into.
What I’d build for that
A quiet automation that reads the document and files it
The paperwork arrives, gets read, checked against what you already have, and lands where it belongs. Nobody types anything twice.
Normally: Document arrives, then Reads it, then Matches the order, then Filed.
When it isn’t sure: Document arrives, then Reads it, then Checks it's not a repeat, then Asks you.
It flags every third one here so you can watch it happen. A real run of this is nearer one in 13 — and the ones it flags are the ones worth your judgement anyway.
Nothing has run yet.
The figures land when the run finishes.
A demonstration, not a measurement — the shape of a typical week, with illustrative figures. The hours above already have the flagged ones taken back out. Yours get worked out on the call, in writing, before you commit to anything.
Three things people hire me for
Automating the busywork
The re-typing, the copying between systems, the Monday-morning spreadsheet. It runs itself from now on.
AI assistants & bots
An assistant that answers from your own material: your prices, your policies, your way of saying things.
Websites & small apps
A site or a small internal tool that looks and works like the business you actually run.
Instead of a case study
A real automation, start to finish.
No stock footage, no logo wall. An invoice lands in an inbox and ends up in the books without anyone touching it, laid out step by step.
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