you're either drowning in ai output you can't trust, or still typing one prompt at a time like it's a chatbot.

i build custom ai automation for solo founders and creators. i turn the manual, repetitive parts of your business into systems that run on their own, and i build in the judgment to catch it when the ai is wrong.

everything i'd build for you, i already built and run for my own businesses.

what staying stuck costs

you already use ai every day. that's not the problem. the problem is what it leaves on your plate.

every week there's the same handful of tasks: the report you paste together by hand, the reply you rewrite for the tenth time, the follow-up you keep meaning to send. those are hours you'll never bill, spent on work a machine should be doing while you sleep.

and when you do reach for ai, you don't quite trust it. so you check every line by hand, which means the ai saved you nothing. more tools won't fix that. the missing piece is someone who can build the system and know when it's wrong.

the whole job

a prompt gives you one answer once, and you still have to check it. i build the system that runs it a thousand times, and catches the times it's wrong. that layer is the whole job.

that's the difference between using ai and being able to trust it.

what i build

three named builds. each one is something i've already shipped and run for my own businesses, not a thing i'm guessing at.

 

site assistant

a bot on your site that answers visitors' questions from your own content, so they stop bouncing, or emailing you the same thing over and over.

  • answers pulled straight from your own pages and docs
  • points people to the right place instead of a dead end
  • catches the repeat questions before they hit your inbox
  • tuned on a scope call, one content set, one interface

$2,800

founding rate: $1,800

proof: i built the private semantic-search system behind it

most common

lead engine

a quiz that scores each visitor, tags them, and emails them a tailored report, automatically, into your list.

  • a quiz that scores and sorts each person
  • tagged and dropped into your email list, hands-off
  • a tailored report sent back to them automatically
  • one quiz, one email integration, one revision

$3,500

founding rate: $2,200

proof: my own quiz + email engine, running

 

kill the busywork

one repetitive weekly task, automated end to end, so it runs without you sitting there doing it by hand.

  • one named task, start to finish
  • runs on a schedule, or when something triggers it
  • wired into the tools you already use
  • the word here is one: one workflow, fully done

$1,500

founding rate: $900

proof: my own dm automation, scheduled jobs, payment flows

prices are a starting point. the final number depends on the work, and we set it on a short scope call before you commit a dollar. every build starts with that call, so we're both sure it's a fit before anything begins.

something bigger, or something after?

custom build — $125/hr

agent teams, pipelines, anything braided together that doesn't fit one of the three above. scoped on a call first.

keep it running — $2,500/mo

ongoing tuning, monitoring, and new flows once something's live, so it keeps working as your business changes.

the founding round

i'm taking my first 3 clients at founding rates, in exchange for a testimonial and a case study i can show.

i'd rather go deep on three than spread thin across a dozen. you get the founding price and my full attention on your build. i get proof i can point the next client to. when those three are filled, the founding rate closes.

getting in early is the whole advantage here. this is the cheapest, most hands-on version of this work will ever be.

the proof is my own software

i don't have a wall of client logos yet. what i have is live software i built, ship, and run.

likeuapp.com

a live, paid product i designed, directed, and built

what it proves

i've shipped a live product built on a proprietary ai matching system, the kind of core-technology work i'm not able to detail publicly, but that you can see running at likeuapp.com. it's the ceiling of what i can build: if i can ship that, the automation i'd build for you is well within reach.

see it live →

also running, all mine

operators room

a full course and sales app on modern serverless: a worker, a database, sign-in, stripe, bot protection, english and chinese. it proves i ship production apps that handle real traffic and real money. operators.ronoxia.com

my own lead engine

a quiz that captures a person, scores them, tags them, and sends back a tailored report automatically, into the list. it's the exact system behind the lead engine build, running for me right now. automation

the boring parts, automated first

dm automation, scheduled jobs that run on their own, payment flows wired to stripe. i automate my own busywork before i ask you to trust me with yours. the busywork

everything above is mine. i built it, i ship it, i live with what breaks. that's the honest version of proof.

a custom build vs a chain of rented tools

you can tape a few no-code tools together, or you can have one system that owns the whole path.

the taped-together version works until it doesn't. here's what a custom build actually buys you, and when you honestly don't need one.

01

one system, not five subscriptions

a chain of rented tools means five bills, five logins, and five places it can break. a custom build is one thing you own, doing the whole job.

02

the logic can be exactly yours

off-the-shelf tools bend your process to fit their box. a custom build runs your rules, your edge cases, the specific thing that makes it yours.

03

your data stays yours

when privacy matters, your content and your customers' data don't get passed through a stack of third parties you didn't vet.

04

it holds up at real volume

the taped chain that's fine at ten a week starts dropping things at a thousand. a build made for the volume just keeps running.

and when you don't need me

if it's simple, low-volume, and off-the-shelf tools already do it, no-code is genuinely fine, and i'll tell you so on the call. a custom build earns its cost when the logic is specific to you, the volume is real, privacy matters, or the taped-together chain keeps breaking. if none of those are true yet, you don't need me yet.

who this is for

a fit

  • a solo founder or creator doing the same manual task every week
  • someone using ai already, but checking every output by hand
  • a business with a specific process no off-the-shelf tool quite fits
  • someone who wants to own the system, not rent it forever

not a fit yet

  • a task so simple a no-code tool already handles it fine
  • low volume with no real repetition to automate
  • wanting ai to run your whole business with no human judgment
  • not ready to hand over the content and access a build needs

how the work stays clean

clear edges keep it fair for both of us. this is the shape, up front.

a scope call first. before any build, we get on a short call and set the exact task and the exact price. nothing starts until we both agree.
hard caps, stated plainly. kill the busywork is one workflow. each build has a defined scope, so it doesn't quietly balloon.
revisions, then hourly. a set round of revisions is included. past that, more work runs at $125/hr, quoted before i touch it.
you provide content and access. the build runs on your accounts and your content, so you own it and nothing's locked to me.

questions you're probably asking

can't i just do this with chatgpt or zapier?

for the simple stuff, yes, and you should. if a no-code tool already does the job, use it. the wedge is the hard part: a prompt gives you one answer once, and you still have to check it. i build the system that runs it a thousand times and catches the times it's wrong. that's the part chatgpt and zapier don't do for you.

how much does it cost?

the floors are on this page: site assistant from $2,800, lead engine from $3,500, kill the busywork from $1,500, with founding rates for the first three clients. prices are a starting point. the final number depends on the work, and we set it on a short scope call before you commit a dollar. custom work runs $125/hr, and keeping something running afterward is $2,500/mo.

what if it breaks?

the build runs on your own accounts and your own content, documented so it's not a black box only i understand. if you want me to keep tuning and monitoring it as your business changes, that's the keep-it-running retainer. if you'd rather run it yourself, you can, because you own it.

do you have clients yet?

not paying clients, honestly, not yet. that's why the first three are at founding rates. what i do have is live software i built and run myself: a paid product at likeuapp.com, a course-and-sales app at operators.ronoxia.com, and the automations behind my own business. everything i'd build for you, i already built for me.

tell me what's eating your time. if it's a fit, we'll scope it.

you're doing the same task by hand every week, or you're checking ai output you can't trust. either one is a reason to be here. tell me the task and i'll tell you if i can automate it, and what it costs.

taking my first 3 clients at founding rates right now.

prefer email? tell me what's eating your time

i read every one. if it's something i can build, i come back with a scope and a price. no call funnel, no pressure.

tell me what's stuck