I find where AI saves you hours, and where it shouldn't touch your business.
Then I build the system that quietly handles it, around how you already work, so the hours and the money stop slipping out the door.
Live in two weeks, or I keep building.
The expensive problem is usually the one you've stopped noticing.
- The enquiry that came in keen and never heard back, because the follow-up was no one's job.
- The quote you sent two weeks ago that went quiet, because no one owns the chase.
- The invoice that's weeks overdue, because chasing it is awkward and there's never time.
- The order typed by hand into three systems, because that's how it's always been done.
None of it looks dramatic. It just leaks, quietly, week after week. The costly work is rarely the work anyone notices, which is exactly why no one has fixed it.
The last system I built answers a real estate agent's new appraisal enquiries the moment they land, drafts the reply, and qualifies each lead. Yours does the same for whatever's quietly costing you the most.
Works with the tools you already use.
I wire into your inbox, your calendar, your accounting and the tools you get paid and sign with. You keep running what you run, I build the system around it.
A practitioner, not a reseller.
I'm Cohen Allingham, a mechatronics engineering student at the University of Canterbury. Most people selling AI are reselling someone else's tool. I built my own system, I run my business on it, and the one you get is the one I actually trust, built with you.
“Within two weeks, your first system is live and running. If not, I keep building until it is.”
I carry the risk, not you. Getting your first system live is my problem to solve, not yours to manage.
Three steps. Built with you, then yours to run.
Book a call
In a quick 20-minute call we find where the time and money are leaking and pick the first thing worth fixing.
I build it with you
I build it around how you already work, and you're running it in two weeks.
It's yours
It runs in the background, your office checks what goes out, and you stay in control.
This isn't for everyone.
- You want to replace your office staff. This makes a good office person faster, it doesn't make them redundant.
- You want a robot that runs your business unchecked. That's not real, and I won't sell it to you.
- You've already found and fixed the expensive work in your business. Then you don't need me.
Questions owners ask.
What does it cost?
Every business is a different size, so we work the number out on the call rather than list it here. I take the first thing worth fixing, price it against what it's already costing you, and you decide from there. The guarantee holds either way: Within two weeks, your first system is live and running. If not, I keep building until it is.
What about my data?
It runs in your business, and you keep control of what goes out. I use commercial-grade AI tools on business terms that don't train on your data, and nothing about your business gets shared anywhere else.
What actually does the work, you or the AI?
The system drafts the work; you stay in control. It runs on commercial-grade AI wired into the tools you already use, with skills built for your exact process. It mostly runs itself, and your office still checks what goes out before it does.
What happens on the call?
Twenty minutes, no pitch deck. We map where your time and money are leaking, I show you the first thing I'd fix, and you decide if it's worth going further. If it's not for you, you walk away with a clear picture of where you're losing time.
How much of my time will it take?
Twenty minutes for the call. If we go ahead, the build happens around your normal week: I ask questions when I need real answers about how the work actually flows, and your office checks what the system sends before it goes out. The point is to hand time back, not take more of it.
Book your call.
Twenty minutes with the person who builds it. I show you the first thing I'd fix in your business. No deck, no pressure. Pick a time below.
Within two weeks, your first system is live and running. If not, I keep building until it is.