Automation built around the tools you already use.
If you do the same task every day or every week, there's a good chance software can do most of it. I build that software around your existing WhatsApp, email, files, spreadsheets and store, so nobody has to change how they work.
What I automate
With a few examples of each, and a link to something I've actually built.
Documents in, finished documents out
Files that arrive by chat, email or upload get cleaned, converted, formatted or assembled, then sent back to where they came from.
- Word and PowerPoint clean-up and formatting
- Converting between formats without losing notes or structure
- Assembling a standard pack of documents from the same inputs every time
Built: WhatsApp document bridge
Work that happens in chat
Bots that take a request in WhatsApp or Telegram, do the work and reply in the same conversation. Nobody has to learn a new app.
- Send a file, get the processed file back
- Order and request alerts to the owner's phone
- Simple commands for recurring jobs
Built: WhatsApp document bridge
Online stores and catalogues
From a phone photo to a finished product listing, with prices in more than one currency and flows for orders and custom requests.
- Product photos and descriptions generated from raw photos
- Multi-currency pricing from one editable rate
- Custom-order and newsletter flows
Built: Resin Home Decor
Research and lead lists with sources
Company and market research where every accepted fact keeps the page it came from, exported to a spreadsheet you can check.
- Lists of companies matching a profile
- Public-source due diligence
- Market maps with a source for every row
Built: Bloodhound
Content pipelines with approval gates
Drafting, voice, visuals and assembly done by machine. Publishing stays a human decision.
- Short-form video from an approved script
- Drafts prepared for review, not auto-posted
- Cost caps on every run
Built: SoftDoctor Studio
Small tools that sit where you work
Menu bar apps, browser extensions and dashboards that surface one number or do one job well.
- A live figure in the macOS menu bar
- A browser extension that removes a manual step
- A private dashboard over data you already have
Built: DeepSeekBar
How it works
You don't pay until it's saving you time.
Tell me the task
A message is enough: what you do, how often, and which tools are involved. A few real examples help.
I build a first version
Around your existing tools and accounts, and tested on your real files or messages.
You use it on real work
We adjust it until it fits how you actually work, not how a demo works.
You pay if it saves time
If it doesn't genuinely save you time, you don't pay. If you find a better offer for the same work, I'll beat it.
Where people stay in charge
Good automation removes the repetitive work, not the responsibility. By default:
- Decisions about money, rights, publishing or other people stay with a person. The system does the preparation, then asks.
- Every run leaves a record: what came in, what was done, what changed and what's still waiting for approval.
- I only ask for the access the automation needs, and it works through your own accounts where it can.
- I don't build things that get around logins, CAPTCHAs, paywalls or a site's rules.
More on the thinking behind this: Automation should leave a trail.
Questions
What kind of work can you automate?
Work that is repetitive and follows clear steps: files that need the same treatment every time, messages that need the same kind of reply, data copied between tools, lists that need researching, listings that need publishing. Where a person has to use judgment, I automate the preparation around the decision and leave the decision with them.
Do I have to change the tools I use?
No. I build around what you already use: WhatsApp, Telegram, email, Word and PowerPoint files, spreadsheets, your website or online store.
How does payment work?
You don't pay anything upfront. I build a first version, you use it on real work, and you only pay if it genuinely saves you time. There are no retainers, and if you find a better offer for the same work, I'll beat it.
What do you need from me to start?
A short description of the task and a few real examples: files, messages or screenshots. I only ask for access to an account when the automation actually needs it.
Will the automation make decisions for me?
Only the ones you want it to. By default, anything involving money, rights, publishing or other people stays with a person. The system prepares the decision and keeps a record of what happened.
How do you build quickly?
I design the workflow, build it with AI coding agents, test it on real inputs and run it on infrastructure I manage. That makes a working first version faster and cheaper to get to.
Where are you based, and which languages do you work in?
I'm Romanian and I work remotely, in English and Romanian. I have built for businesses in Romania and in the Gulf.