AI automation for small businesses
I'm Simon. I find the hours your business loses every week to repetitive work — follow-ups, scheduling, invoices, the same questions over and over — and I build AI systems that handle it. Plain English, no hype.
Free 30-minute audit · No technical background needed · If AI can't genuinely help your business, I'll say so
Where the hours go
Most owners lose 10–15 hours a week to work that isn't the actual business — it's the admin wrapped around it. That's the part AI is genuinely good at taking over.
None of this requires you to learn AI. It requires someone to build it around how your business already works. That's what I do.
How it works
No retainers up front, no software subscriptions you don't understand. One step at a time.
We spend 30 minutes on how your week actually runs. I map where the hours leak and send you a short, prioritized list of the automations worth building — and roughly what each would save you. It's yours to keep either way.
We pick the one with the best payoff. The price is agreed before any work starts, and you see it running on your real business before it goes live. If the numbers don't clearly pay for themselves, I'll tell you not to build it.
Businesses change, and systems need tending. On a monthly retainer I keep everything running, tune what's there, and bring you the next win. Cancel anytime — everything I build comes with a plain-English handover.
Proof, not promises
I don't sell slides. These are real systems running today — I run my own business on them. On our call I'll show you them working, live. Yours would be built around your business.
The old way: writing and sending outreach one email at a time, losing track of who replied.
Now: an engine that sends personalized campaigns to hundreds of prospects, tracks every open and click, and queues warm replies for a human — me.
The old way: information scattered across six tools and a notebook.
Now: a custom hub — one screen with customers, jobs, and money, built around how the business actually runs instead of forcing it into someone else's software.
The old way: retyping the same information into three different apps.
Now: automations that make systems talk to each other — a new lead flows to the calendar, the records, and a follow-up sequence without a hand touching it.
The old way: a pain point no off-the-shelf tool quite fits.
Now: a solution built around that exact pain. Most businesses' biggest time sink is uniquely theirs — that's the one worth building for, and the one nobody sells in a box.
Fair questions
It's the normal case — most of my clients aren't. You explain your business in your own words; translating it into working systems is my job. You never touch code, and everything comes with a plain-English guide.
The audit is free and genuinely useful on its own. Builds are fixed-price and quoted before any work starts, sized to the problem. My rule is simple: if a build won't clearly pay for itself in saved hours, I'll tell you not to do it.
A chat window isn't a system. Things stick when the AI is wired into how your business already runs — your inbox, your calendar, your quoting — so it works without anyone remembering to use it. That wiring is the actual work, and it's what I build.
No. It takes the repetitive slice off their plate — the retyping, the chasing, the answering-for-the-tenth-time — so their hours go to work that needs a human. Teams usually feel this as relief, not threat.
Everything I build is documented and handed over — you own it. If I'm on retainer, I monitor and fix things before you notice. If not, the handover guide means any competent tech person can pick it up. You're never locked in.
About
I've spent my career on the technology side — building the systems, not selling them. I run my own business on the same automation I offer: my outreach, my scheduling, my admin. When I say something works, it's because it's working for me right now.
AEYE Manager exists because almost every small business owner I meet is spending hours on work a machine should be doing — and nobody is showing them what's actually possible, in their language, for their business. I'd rather show than tell: on our call you'll see real systems running, not a slide deck.
The audit is free, and you'll leave with a plan worth having either way.
Get a free AI auditTell me a little about your business and what eats your time. I'll reply personally within one business day to set up your free 30-minute audit — no obligation, no jargon, no pressure.
