AI, actually built
Working AI in your business in two weeks.
We find the task costing you the most, then build a working version that does it — before you spend on anything big.
Who’s behind it
The real problem
It was never the tech.
AI can already do the work. What stops it: your info is messy, and no one turns “we should use AI” into a real plan worth the money.
Strategy firms
Map the problem. Hand it off. Never build it.
Dev shops
Build what they’re told. Never ask if it’s right.
You pay twice, and it ships late.
Why this is different
One person finds the problem and builds the fix.
Nothing gets lost in a handoff. You end up with something running — not a slideshow.
Working in week two
Not a plan. Something your team can open and use.
You see the cost first
We show the dollars each task wastes today.
We’ll tell you no
If it’s not worth it, you hear that in week one.
How it works
Three steps. Stop after any one.
Step one ends with something that works — so you decide from a real thing, not a promise.
Find it
We map your work, price the manual tasks, and build a working version of the biggest one. If none are worth it, you get that in writing.
Build it
We build and turn on the system. Fixed scope, fixed price, and we agree on “done” up front.
Keep it going
We watch it, improve it, and add the next task. Left alone, these quietly stop earning.
Prices are typical ranges. The real number depends on what we find.
What we build
Things that run — not things that demo.
Read your paperwork
Invoices, forms, estimates — entered for you.
Answer repeat questions
Measured against your real volume.
Write quotes
From your own past jobs and pricing.
Find answers fast
From your own files. Sourced, so you can check.
Do the repeat steps
Anything a person does over and over.
What we don't do
Straight talk saves everyone time.
Who it’s for
One task, done a lot, that costs real money.
Name the task and what it costs. In two weeks we’ll tell you if AI can fix it.
- It runs every day or every week
- It costs you real money — people, overtime, or outside help
- You can say yes to the spend
- The info exists somewhere, even if it’s messy
Who’s behind it
Jeff Zigman — The Business CTO.
Software others said couldn’t be built — built solo, and fast. Different industries, but the same job every time: find where a business is losing money, and build the thing that stops it.
13 yrs
tech entrepreneur
300+
softwares led
18
built solo
16K
on LinkedIn
What people say
“Jeff's biggest strength, in my opinion, is to really boil down those requirements and speak with ALL stakeholders to make sure BEFORE we start spending significant amounts of money, that the project makes sense and the path to getting to completion makes sense… in almost every case we brought a problem, Jeff was able to come up with a solution — but he also had the humility to say when something is not necessarily his forte and recommend another resource.”
Simon Berman — CEO, Montreal Mini Storage — Quebec's largest self-storage provider
“Speed of execution to deliver value… you have to see to believe the requirements gathering that Jeff does — and different than other teams do — to truly understand the value of what Jeff brings… once you get into the room of the level of questions he asks of a potential client, that was the difference for me… Jeff's done more than teams of 6 I've worked with, and it's because he asks better questions at the beginning and wastes less time… it's FAST, there's no BS… what really stood out was that he had the ability with a customer to challenge them on a requirement and push back on why that's important or not important, where others maybe won't probe as hard… and he did it in a tactful way.”
Robert Putt — CEO, Dedicated Transportation Services · Partner, Trucker Matcher
“I've tried to get this [software] built between 17-20 times with others… just couldn't get the product out… too many complicated things that they couldn't make happen… [one wanted] $750,000-$1,000,000 for developing a product like this… $750,000 and no guarantee on how long it would take… that's why I was skeptical coming into it… 5 or 6 of them claimed to be able to do it and, you know, couldn't do it… I've been in contact with some of these people 2-3 years trying to figure it out… one of the things that stood out was how IRRELEVANT some of your questions MAY SEEM… you did it fast, FAST…”
Justin Petty — 26-year expert vehicle appraiser · 20,000+ vehicles assessed
“Pretty much every problem I throw at him, he finds a way to solve it… the main difference working with Jeff… he's so easy to work with… he has a very unique way of thinking which combines the technological side with the business side… he has a way of simplifying it where even the non-technical people can understand it… working with Jeff is like working with a mediator… unbelievable what he built in that timeframe… I don't think anyone else has ever really done something like that… the main thing with Jeff is he just gets things done, he gets it done quickly, and he gets it done right…”
Mordchai Lunger — Partner, Rally MVP Software
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Straight answers
We got burned by an AI project before.
Usually the people who planned it weren’t the ones building it. Here you get a working version first — so you judge something real before you commit.
Will it work with our data?
We don’t know until we see it — that’s what the two weeks are for. It costs far less than building blind.
Can’t we just use ChatGPT?
For one-off tasks, sure. It won’t run on your systems, follow your rules, and give checkable results every time. That gap is the whole job.
What if nothing’s worth automating?
Then we say so in week one, in writing. You keep the map and spend nothing on a build.
What’s the most costly task you still do by hand?
Tell us, and in two weeks we’ll show you if AI can do it — with a working version if it can.
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