Your week goes back to the work that pays. I build and run the systems and workflows behind Hong Kong SMEs: enquiries answered, leads screened, follow-ups sent on time.
Every owner I meet has the same three walls. My job is getting you through them without you touching a single tool.
Every one of these promises the moon and you have a business to run. Someone has to test them so you never have to.
AI can do a hundred things. At your firm, one workflow pays back faster than the rest. Finding that one is the actual skill.
A system that needs your attention every week is a second job. I build it, run it, and send you a plain-language report monthly.
Each one is a small system I build for your firm and run for you. Pick where it hurts most; we start there.
A reply in your voice within a minute, at 9pm on a Sunday too. The conversation is warm by the time you wake up.
A visitor writes at 21:47. By 21:48 they have a warm reply and your screening questions. You wake up to a qualified lead with the booking link already sent.
Book a free callAn AI assistant asks your qualifying questions first. You spend call time on buyers, and the tyre-kickers get a polite goodbye.
Your rules, applied to every enquiry: budget, timeline, fit. Buyers get your calendar link; the rest get a polite goodbye and a useful pointer.
Book a free callQualified leads get a booking link, reminders go out, no-shows get rebooked. Your diary fills while you do the actual work.
A qualified lead books Thursday 3pm, gets a nudge the day before, and shows up ready. All you did was show up too.
Book a free callThe polite nudge you never find time to send, sent on time, every time. Quotes stop dying of silence.
Quote sent Tuesday. Silence by Friday. The nudge goes out Saturday in your tone, and the deal signs Monday. You wrote nothing.
Book a free callFriendly reminders at 14 days, firmer at 30, payment link attached. You get paid without ever writing the awkward email.
Day 14, a friendly reminder. Day 21, a firmer one with the payment link. Day 22, paid and logged. You never touched it.
Book a free callA monthly report in plain language: enquiries, where they came from, what got booked, what I'd tune next.
First Monday of the month: what came in, where it came from, what got booked, and what I'd tune next. Five minutes to read.
Book a free callTap an order and watch an AI assistant work it end to end. Sample books, invented names, the same workflow I'd put behind your firm.
You see it working before you spend anything. That's the whole model.
You walk me through how the work comes in and where the hours go. I leave with the one workflow I'd automate first, and why.
A working demo on your real scenario within days, then a fixed quote. If the demo doesn't convince you, it costs you nothing.
Live in weeks. I monitor it, tune it, and report monthly in plain language. Stop any quarter if the numbers stop making sense.
Real builds, shipped with the same system I'd put behind your firm.
Drag the handle: the kind of site most firms live with, against the rebuild. Pre-screener, WhatsApp routing, instant follow-up, deployed in days.
Every website enquiry answered, qualified, and pushed to the owner's phone with the context attached. Approve with one message.
Scores a firm's web presence across dozens of checks and turns it into a prioritized fix list. It's how every engagement starts with specifics.
A to-do app I built and run: text it in plain English, it ranks what matters and nags you until it's done, then escalates to a real person when you keep dodging. The product thinking behind every system I ship.
No. You explain how your business works; I pick the workflow where AI pays back first and build it. Your involvement afterwards is approving things on WhatsApp. That's the whole learning curve.
The repeatable parts you could write down for a new hire: answering enquiries, screening leads, follow-ups on quotes, invoice reminders, booking, the monthly numbers. On the call we find which of those eats the most hours or loses the most clients at yours, and start there.
The call is free and so is the working demo. A build runs HKD 8,000 to 15,000 depending on scope, and running it is HKD 5,000 a month, billed quarterly. You get a fixed quote before anything starts.
The system runs on your accounts and your tools wherever possible, and we agree in writing what it may and may not touch before anything goes live. Nothing is sold, shared, or used to train anything.
Stop paying me. The monthly only makes sense if the numbers hold for your firm: one extra client a month should cover the system several times over. We check that together on the call before you spend a dollar.
A working demo within days of the call. A full build goes live in 2 to 3 weeks. You'll be watching it run on your real scenario before you decide anything.
By day I work on digital and AI programmes for enterprise clients as a management consultant. The tooling that runs those projects is the same tooling I put behind Hong Kong SMEs. It makes me quick, and it makes the first step cheap enough to give away.
I keep it founder-to-founder: you talk directly to the person who builds the thing, from the first call to the monthly report.
30 minutes. Bring how the work comes in today; I'll bring the one workflow I'd automate first.