I build website assistants that answer from approved facts, short-form clips from videos and streams, and private AI search for team files. Prices are on this page. I design each system and direct AI coding agents to build it.
I am a designer, and I have always been terrible at naming files. I had thousands of images and documents with names that told me nothing, and I needed to find them by what was in them, not what I had called them. So I built a search that understands what is inside a file, and everything else on this page grew from the same habit: when I need a tool that does not exist, I build it.
A blueprint is a written scope for your system: what will be delivered, how we will know it works, who owns what, maintenance and the revision allowance, plus a fixed quote to build it. £295, credited in full against a build that starts within 30 days.
Three lead services with clear scope, prices and proof from my own businesses. The £295 blueprint is paid up front, and no custom build starts without one.
A chat box on your site that answers customer questions only from facts you approve, and says when it does not know.
Working in my own businessIncludes:
Proof: Live on Ready & Sorted
My role I structure the approved facts, set the guard rules, connect the assistant to the site and test the answers and refusals.
A repeatable production service for turning your source videos into finished vertical clips, captioned and prepared for publishing.
Built, first results under reviewIncludes:
Add-on: YouTube upload scheduling and channel admin £295/month
Sample clips available on request once I have reviewed the first batch.
The pipeline cut five clips from a 46-minute session and scheduled them through the YouTube API; I am reviewing them before taking clients.
My role I set the house style, run the production pipeline, check each clip and handle the agreed publishing workflow.
Your files stay on your own machines and people find them by what is in them. I deploy and tailor private AI search to your data: the connections, permissions and workflows around it. I am not selling you a new search engine.
Working in my own businessIncludes:
My role I scope what to search, set up and tailor the deployment, and check it against real questions. I am accountable for the design, testing, security and handover.
Smaller, clearly scoped ways I can build and run useful AI systems for you.
A live channel with an AI co-host that replies to chat aloud. Round-the-clock running is not offered yet.
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Proof: Live test on Twitch
Only voices whose owner has given written consent; never a third party’s likeness.
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Demo on request.
Real dataOrders and fulfilment move through one guarded workflow, with a stop whenever anything looks odd.
A personalised licence card is made for each paid order on my own online shop, checked, sent to print-and-post and tracked, with duplicate-post protection. A real test letter arrived and a real order has been fulfilled. A money dashboard shows live read-only balances with daily monitoring and weekly summaries.
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Proof: AutoScan Software
A finished set of on-brand images with a consistent, agreed visual direction.
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Proof: AI Art in my portfolio
A focused tool built around one clear job; ongoing support is quoted separately.
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Private apps in daily use (music player, on-device dictation); demo on request.
Real render
Real renderDecision-based training scenes and visuals built to an agreed blueprint. Not accredited by any training body.
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Proof: EMBER showcase
Shorter write-ups of other working systems. All were built for my own businesses and projects; none is client work.
IllustrationA pipeline of design agents. A brief and a set of reusable parts go in; the Rubrics engine composes several page options, measures them against design rules and ranks them. RenderPress turns approved layouts into print-ready pages and repairs faults, and MotionPress does the same for short motion graphics.
My role I devised the approach and direct the build, including the rules that decide what is good enough to ship.
Real renderA coordinate system for colour. Every colour has an address on a map of hue, lightness and strength, and brand palettes sit in it as ramps where a higher step is always darker, so text contrast is predictable. Flipping lightness gives a matching dark mode.
My role I conceived the system and its rules and direct its build.
Real dataAn early-stage sound design system for apps. The sound map and the first kits exist, so key interface moments such as an alert or an error can use a matching sound. Kits can be swapped and sound can be switched off.
My role I conceived it and direct it: which moments get a sound and how the kits are organised.
Real dataA small private network of computers: a storage hub, GPU machines for heavy work and an always-on server. A shared job queue sends each task to the machine where it fits.
My role I designed the setup and the rules for how work is handed out.
IllustrationAn always-on server running small collectors, each with one job: gathering research, media or public data on a schedule. Each reports what it found and what failed, and results land in one shared place.
My role I designed what each collector is for, how they are scheduled and how they report back.
My build method: getting a team of AI coding agents to build real software quickly, in parallel, without it turning into a mess.
My role The engineering is AI-assisted, and I say so plainly. I am accountable for the architecture, the testing, the security and the handover of everything I deliver.
The search screenshot searches a demo folder of photos from Wikimedia Commons featured pictures, not my own files. Photos from that folder (some are only partly visible):
A blueprint is a written scope for your system: what will be delivered, how we will know it works, who owns what, maintenance and the revision allowance, plus a fixed quote to build it. £295, credited in full against a build that starts within 30 days.
