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    I hold two or three engagements at a time, which is what makes the work good. The first conversation is AI opportunity mapping. You tell me where the business is stuck, and I tell you whether I can help, what the first build would look like, and what it is worth. If it is not worth doing, I will say so.

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    Something short? Just email me.

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    Tell me what you need. I'll reply within 24 hours.

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    What You Get

    Every project I take on has to pass one test: does it improve your bottom line? I build things that make money, save time, or both, and every product on my portfolio page is live, running, and generating results.

    I also build things properly. Security, access control, and documentation from day one, not bolted on afterward. You own the code, the data, and the accounts, and the system is built to still work when the business is bigger. CropYield AI, a full SaaS application with AI market scoring, automated alerts, and real-time futures data, runs on production infrastructure, not a prototype stack.

    But if there's a fit, you get an operator who builds, not a builder who pretends to understand your business.

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    The more detail you give, the faster I can tell you if there's a fit.

    I'll reply within 24 hours. No spam, no newsletter, just a real conversation.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What do you charge?
    Engagements are scoped and priced after the opportunity map, because a number quoted before I understand the problem is a guess. Most work lands in one of two shapes: a fixed-price build, or a monthly retainer for standing capacity. You will have the number in writing before anything starts.
    How do you approach a build?
    Carefully, and with receipts. Every build gets scoped against a real business outcome first, then built with security, access control, and documentation from the start. You own the code, the data, and the accounts, and the system is designed to still work when your business is bigger. CropYield AI, a full AI-powered SaaS app with real-time market data, automated alerts, and break-even tracking, is a good example of the standard: production infrastructure, not a prototype.
    Do you do ongoing work?
    Yes. I offer monthly advisory retainers and ongoing build partnerships for clients who need continuous development or want me embedded in their operations.
    What's your tech stack?
    I'm an operator who taught myself to build, so I'm pragmatic and outcome-first, not religious about tools. My core stack: TypeScript/Next.js, Python/FastAPI, Postgres/Supabase, the Anthropic and OpenAI APIs with multi-model routing, MCP, and Vercel, plus self-hosted infrastructure (PM2, systemd, Caddy) when a project needs it. But I'll use whatever gets you a result you can own, maintain, and grow into.
    Can I see your work?
    Every project on my portfolio page is live. Click it, use it, break it. That's the whole point.

    I am not a consultant who reads about operations. I help run a $20M operation with 400+ people across 17 locations, which means the systems I build for you get tested against a real business before they ever reach yours. That is also why I take on a small number of engagements at a time.

    Based in central Iowa? AI consultant for Des Moines & central Iowa

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