
I've been coding for a year. Before that I did an environmental science degree, with business management and systems thinking in it — which is where I learned to look at how things fit together rather than how they look on paper.
I'm good at spotting patterns, and at seeing the gap where something should work and doesn't. That's most of what a workflow audit is: finding the place where the system breaks, and building the small thing that fixes it.
I built Bosly — a workspace for ADHD brains running small businesses. I use it every day to run mine.
I look at how your business actually runs and find the parts that are costing you the most time and money. You get a clear list, in priority order.
A voice that answers your phone. A system that chases your invoices. The thing that runs itself, so you don't have to.
I look after what I build, so it keeps working as your business changes. You're not left with something that quietly stops.
Tell me what's eating your time. I'll reply with whether I can help, and what it would look like.