Stop chasing clients
for their records.
I build AI that chases your clients for missing records, so your practice stops losing hours to reminders every quarter. Fixed price. Live in 21 days. Guaranteed.
What does chasing actually cost your practice?
01 — your numbersModel, not a promise. Your real numbers get measured in the £500 diagnostic before anything is built — and the findings are yours either way.
Get your real number →From folder-of-chaos to done, in a fixed sequence
02 — process£500 diagnostic
I map exactly how your practice chases records today — channels, cadence, escalation, the hours it burns. You keep the findings whether or not you build.
Fixed-price build
£4,500, scoped from the diagnostic. The system reminds, escalates, files, and hands non-responders back to a human at the right point. No open-ended day rates.
Live in 21 days
It runs against your real deadline calendar — VAT quarters, MTD, year-end, Self Assessment. If it isn't live in 21 days, the build fee comes back.
Proof, not vibes
Every reminder and receipt is logged, so the hours saved are measured, not claimed. You can defend the number to a partner.
Built to be defended, not just demoed
03 — principlesHow I work
- Map what exists before changing anything.
- Make access, data, and failure modes explicit.
- Prefer boring reliability over clever fragility.
- Instrument everything — logs, alerts, rollback.
- If it can't be explained, it isn't finished.
What I won't do
- No endless "idea calls" or advice loops.
- No tool-first, connect-everything selling.
- No rushed delivery without clear data handling.
- No systems that can't be audited or rolled back.
- No work resting on hidden assumptions.
Why me
MSc Cyber Security and roughly 20 years in IT and technical delivery. Your clients' data gets handled by someone who treats data protection as the starting point, not an afterthought.
The outcome
Fewer late filings, fewer chase hours, and no last-minute quarter-end scramble — with a system that survives staffing changes and a busy deadline week.
One quarter is enough hours lost.
If your team still chases clients by hand, the diagnostic pays for itself in the first quarter it replaces.