AI that knows your business.
Everyone seems to be doing extraordinary things with AI. You're still not sure where to begin.
Three sprints, an hour each. You walk away with your business inside it, the jobs that eat your week running in your voice, and enough understanding to build the next piece yourself.
What it looks like
You're using it like Google.
- A tab that's been open since Tuesday.
- Captions, and emails you're avoiding.
- "Make it sound less like AI", typed again.
- Your business explained from scratch, every single time.
Nothing wrong with any of that. It's what the thing does when it's straight out of the box.
It doesn't know you.
Not your offers, not your prices, not who buys from you, not how you write, not where you keep a single file.
So it answers like a stranger would, because that's what it is.
Which is the good news. That's a setup problem, and setup problems get fixed.
Here's what opens up.
Context projects
It holds your offers, your prices, your buyers and your standards. You stop explaining and start asking.
Tone of voice
It writes the way you write. First draft, not fourth.
Scheduled tasks
Monday's brief is written before you're up. Friday's unpaid invoices are on the list before you've thought of it.
Running your data
Your numbers pulled, compared and explained in plain words. No spreadsheet, no Sunday night.
Sending updates
Client updates drafted off your own notes and calendar, in your voice, ready to send.
All of it, yours
In your account, under your login. Nothing switches off if we stop working together.
This is the whole difference.
Three weeks. Three hours of your time.
One sprint a week, an hour each, and I build in between.
The Audit
Where your week actually goes, what keeps jamming, and everything you've wished it could do. We write this down properly at the start, because it's what we measure against when we come back to it in week eight.
The Brain
Everything above, added to your own Claude and connected up, together, while you watch. This is the session where it stops being a stranger.
The Engine
The smart stuff. The things that run without being asked, and the content engine that turns one thing you've made into the rest. You drive, I watch.
Then it's yours.
In your account, under your login. Nothing switches off if we stop working together.
The map
Written, not recorded. What was built, how it works, how to add the next piece yourself.
A month of Pocket Zoë
Included, so the month you're finding your feet with it is the month you've got me on hand.
The look back
Eight weeks in, we go over it together. What's changed, what you've built since, and what's now possible that wasn't on the table in week one.
I build things so it's easier.
Your business is meant to support your life, not the other way round. Most of what I do comes back to that.
I run all of this on my own business first, so sprint one opens with my screen rather than a slide. You see a real one, lived in for months, then we build yours.
- You're running a business already.
- You know this could help you, you don't know how.
- You want to understand it, not rent someone who does.
- You'd rather be empowered than impressed.
Let's fit it out.
Three sprints, everything built in your account, a month of Pocket Zoë, and a look back at eight weeks.
Four questions, two minutes. I'll come back with what I'd build and a real number, usually same day.
Tell me about your week.
Four questions, two minutes. I'll come back with what I'd build for you and a real number, usually the same day.