Getting started

Ready to begin.

For those who already know. No weeks-long proposal process — from first call to first working session takes two weeks at most. Here's the path.

The path

Four steps.
Two weeks.

01

The intro call

Forty-five minutes, booked straight into the calendar. Your working week on the table: where the hours go, what repeats, what your hour is worth. Then we both know whether this fits.

02

The proposal

Within two working days, one page: the workflows we'll build, the timeline, the investment. Not a thirty-page document — one page you say yes or no to.

03

Phase 1 — Foundation

We start within two weeks. Month one: an audit of your week, your stack set up (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok), security first, and the start of your digital brain.

04

The rhythm

From month two: a weekly 60–90 minute working session on your real work, with a direct line in between. Each session makes one workflow permanently faster.

What you need

Not much.

90 minutes a week

The session plus work you were doing anyway — the engagement replaces slow hours, it doesn't add any.

The tools you already have

Laptop, phone, your own work. Model subscriptions are set up in week one (± €100–200 p/m, paid directly to the providers).

No IT department

Everything runs on your own accounts, owned by you, also after we're done. Nothing needs to be 'rolled out'.

One decision about data

Which project data may and may not go into a model — we settle that together in week one, before a single number is shared.

The investment: €2,500 setup + €3,500 per month, three months minimum. Eight clients maximum — if the roster is full, you'll hear it straight and join the waiting list.

The first move

Book the call.
The rest follows.

Forty-five minutes, built around your working week. If it turns out not to fit — that's fine too, then you know for sure.