I build AI agents, automations and integrations for UK businesses, and I run four AI products of my own. You get someone who has done this in production.
Small, well-scoped pieces that do one job reliably.
Agents with a narrow job, a small set of tools and a known failure mode. LoadSnap runs three, Agency Genius runs five.
AI connected to your CRM, finance, docs and data, through MCP servers or plain APIs.
Workflows that move data between your tools, with a model only where it earns its place.
From idea to live product on Next.js, Supabase, Vercel and Stripe. That's how LoadSnap and avago.ai were built.
Each job gets the model that does it best. Hover or tap a job.
Claude writes the copy and reasons about objections. It holds a brief and a tone better than anything else I've tested.

Waste transfer notes in seconds. A driver photographs the load; three agents issue the compliant note, verify it and draft the invoice before they're back on the road.
A website builder that imports your business instead of asking you to write a brief. It reads your socials and old site, then drafts onto human-designed templates while you answer six questions.
The CRM that runs Web Hero. Ticket intake, brief generation, automated QA and delivery, plugged directly into Duda's API. Over 120 members across direct clients and white-label partners.
AI voice and copy outbound. Researches the lead, drafts the opener, places the call with an ElevenLabs voice, and routes replies back with a recommended next step.£450 + VAT a day, estimated in days before anything starts.
I sit with the people doing the work and find where AI, or better marketing, would pay for itself.
One agent, automation or campaign, shipped into your real tools and measured against what it replaces.
Your team owns it with docs. Or I stay on as your fractional lead and add the next thing.
£450 + VAT a day. Every job is estimated in days before it starts, and nothing outside the estimate happens without your say-so.
Whichever fits. Mostly Claude, plus Groq where speed matters, ElevenLabs for voice, and OpenAI or Gemini when they're the better fit.
No. I build and host it. If you have developers, they get the repo and the docs.
Yes. Most work connects to tools you already pay for, like Xero, HubSpot, Salesforce, Notion or Slack.