I'm a software engineer with 12 years building production systems, the last 5 working hands-on with AI. I help growing service businesses replace manual email, spreadsheets, documents, and customer follow-ups with dependable software and automation.
Based in Walworth, serving businesses across Wayne, Ontario, and Monroe County, Rochester included.
Usually the best fit is a company with 10–100 employees, recurring administrative work, and a process that becomes harder every time the business grows.
Service tickets and job PDFs get read the moment they're submitted. Missing signatures, hours that don't add up, and parts that never got billed are flagged before the invoice goes out.
Requests from tenants or customers get sorted by urgency, routed to the right tech, and the requester gets an automatic update, so the office stops playing phone tag.
Parts on order and repairs in progress live in one place, and customers get a status update without anyone picking up the phone.
Integrations, websites, APIs, and document processing are tools used inside all of these. AI gets its own page because people ask what it can actually do, and the honest answer is more useful than the hype.
Replace repetitive email, spreadsheet, document, and data-entry work with systems that do it automatically and flag what needs a human.
Learn more →Portals, dashboards, quoting systems, job trackers, and internal tools built for exactly how your business runs.
Learn more →Fix incomplete, unreliable, poorly documented, or outgrown applications — including ones a freelancer left unfinished.
Learn more →Documents read automatically, email triaged, quotes and follow-ups drafted for a person to approve. The boring part handled, a human still in charge.
Learn more →A few of the systems I've built, with the problem, the fix, and the measurable result written out in full on the case studies page.
An automated check reads incoming paperwork, spots what's missing, and drafts the request — a person just hits send. Read the case study →
A generated status page gives customers a real answer instead of "In Progress," cutting status-check calls. Read the case study →
Watches what's selling, predicts when each product runs dry, and emails the owner what to reorder and when. Read the case study →
Tell me what your team repeatedly copies, downloads, emails, checks, or follows up on. You'll get a free 1-page breakdown: whether it can realistically be automated, what it would take, and a ballpark price. No strings attached.
| Engagement | Price |
|---|---|
| 1-Page Breakdown: whether your workflow is worth automating, what it would take, and a ballpark price. Often with a quick demo of the fix. | Free |
| Automation Build: one workflow automated end to end, like field tickets checked before billing or requests triaged and answered. Fixed price, 50% to start, 50% when it's working. | $3,000 – $10,000 |
| Operational System: portals, dashboards, multi-step workflows, integrations, and reporting. | $10,000 – $30,000+ |
| Care Plan: hosting, monitoring, maintenance, AI and API usage costs, and small updates so it keeps running. | $300 – $750/mo |
| Workflow Assessment (optional): for messy, multi-system projects that need mapping before a fixed quote. Credited toward the build. | $1,250 |
Use the form above or call. One paragraph about what's slow or error-prone is plenty.
Whether it's worth automating, what it would take, and a ballpark price, usually within a day or two. Often with a quick demo.
If it's worth doing, the price is fixed before any code is written: 50% to start, 50% when it's working. Bigger, messier projects start with a paid assessment.
Tyler Young is a New York-based full-stack software engineer with 12 years of production experience, the last 5 building hands-on with AI. He builds business systems, integrations, document workflows, reporting tools, and AI-assisted operational software. He works directly with growing businesses and provides white-label technical delivery for agencies.
Fair questions, straight answers
Perfect. The biggest wins are always in the least techy shops. If your team uses email and spreadsheets, there's something worth fixing.
Keep him. I don't compete with printers-and-passwords support; I build the systems nobody's IT guy builds. Happy to work alongside him.
Before anything is set up, we go through exactly what data goes where, in plain English. Plenty of fixes don't touch AI or the cloud at all.
Not a franchise, not an agency in another state.
Walworth, Ontario, Macedon, Palmyra, Marion, Williamson, Newark, Penfield, Fairport, Webster, and the greater Rochester area.
(315) 333-0868. Call or text, whichever's easier.
You'll get a free 1-page breakdown: whether it can realistically be automated, what it would take, and a ballpark price.
Get My 1-Page BreakdownOr call and text (315) 333-0868. I answer it myself.