Most “AI help” stops at advice and slides. I get into the granular detail of how your business runs, build the system that removes the repetitive work, and keep it running — built into the tools you already use.
The repetitive work is obvious — the invoices, the chasing, the copy-paste between tools, the same five questions answered every week. What’s missing isn’t a 30,000-ft strategy. It’s someone who will sit with the detail and actually build the fix.
The copy-paste, the chasing, the data entry between tools — handled quietly in the background.
Search, summarise and draft from the documents, email and records you already have — in plain language.
Small, focused apps built into the way you already work — not another platform to learn.
No big-bang transformation. Small, specific, and built into how you already work.
A short, honest audit of where your week actually goes — no obligation.
Small and specific, built into your existing tools. You see it working early.
You get the results; I keep it healthy and adjust as your business changes.
Plain-language summaries, your data, your tools. No lock-in, ever.
I’m a software engineer who got tired of watching good small businesses lose hours to work a computer should be doing. So I started Granular: I sit with you, learn the granular detail of how your day actually runs, and build the system that takes the repetitive parts off your plate.
You work with me directly — not a sales team, not a junior. Calm, precise, and honest about what AI can and can’t do for you.
Say every supplier invoice gets checked, matched to a job, and entered by hand — about a day a week. The kind of system I build reads each invoice, matches it to the right project, and only surfaces the exceptions — so the owner reviews a short list instead of a full inbox.
Illustrative — representative of the kind of result these systems target, not a specific client engagement.
A free, no-pressure call. Together we’ll look at where your week goes, and I’ll tell you honestly what’s worth automating — and what isn’t.