Handle more business without the busywork.
I build custom AI systems that take the slow, manual work your team hates (quoting, intake, scheduling, follow-ups, invoicing) and run it on autopilot. They plug into the tools you already use.
Get a straight answer on whether it’s worth automating. No pitch, no obligation.
- Drafting replySizing request · in your voice
- Enquiry triaged9mNew web lead · routed to owner
- Site visit booked18mThursday 2:30pm · reminder set
- Invoice issued27mJob #4821 → QuickBooks
- Follow-up sent41mViewed, no reply in 3 days
- Voicemail logged58mInbound call transcribed → CRM
- Payment reconciled76m$4,200 received · books updated
- Weekly report sent95mPipeline summary · emailed
Illustrative of the work we put on autopilot.
A 30-minute quote, handled in 30 seconds.
No abstractions. Here is one system, running today, and the work it took off a real team’s plate.
The sizing request that answers itself
Rainwater is a stormwater engineering firm. Every sizing request meant a half-hour by hand: reading the ask, running the numbers, drafting a reply, prepping the quote. We built a system that does it end to end, from intake to sizing logic to a drafted, on-brand reply with the quote ready for a one-click approval.
- ≈0s
- response time
- 0×
- faster than by hand
- 1 click
- to approve & send
- Read the request, pull the details
- Look up runoff + sizing tables
- Calculate the detention volume
- Write the reply, prep the quote
Hi Sarah, for a 0.8 ha catchment at the
25 mm standard you'll need a 4.2 m³ system.
Quote and approval drawing attached.
We rebuilt their site, then automated the work behind it.
Same firm, before and after. An aging brochure site became a modern product platform with the live sizing portal that drafts those 30-second quotes.
Systems shipped, live, and clickable.
A few of the sites and tools I’ve built. Drag to explore, or tap any one to open it live.
We don’t replace your stack. We automate it.
No rip-and-replace. We meet your business on the tools it already runs: Gmail, Sheets, your CRM, QuickBooks. Then we put the busywork between them on autopilot. Here’s one job, start to finish.
- Arrives
- Trim reads it
- Drafts
- You approve
- Logged
Hi, can you size a detention system for a 0.8 ha catchment to the 25 mm standard, and send over a quote? Thanks.
Your tools don’t change. Trim works in the gaps between them.
- Gmail
- Sheets
- QuickBooks
- Calendar
- HubSpot
- 01
Start with what you hate
We find the slow, manual task draining your week: the quoting, the chasing, the re-keying. Then we scope what it really costs you.
- 02
Wire it into your tools
We build your logic into the systems you already run. Nothing to migrate, no new platform for your team to learn.
- 03
Hand it off
The work runs itself, in your voice, to your standards. You take on more business without adding headcount.
Find your worst bottleneck.
The work that’s slow, repetitive, and the same every time is the work worth automating. Pick the one that’s costing you. I’ll show you what it looks like handled.
A 30-minute reply for every request. Read it, run the numbers, write it, attach the quote.
Drafted in about 30 seconds, in your voice, with the quote ready to approve and send.
You’d be working with me. Directly.
I’m Isaac Audet. I design and build every system myself, from Kamloops, BC. No account managers, no offshore hand-offs. The person who scopes your bottleneck is the person who builds it, and the person you message when you want to change something.
I’ve been deep in AI for a decade—long before the hype—and I’m genuinely obsessed with it. That means I know what these systems can actually do, where they fall over, and how to make them reliable enough to run the work your business depends on.
That’s the case for working with one senior builder instead of an agency: you get the attention, the speed, and a system that actually fits how your business already runs, not a template you have to bend to.
Tell me your worst bottleneck.
Tell me the one task that eats your week. I’ll tell you, honestly, whether it’s worth automating, what it would take, and whether I’m the right person for it.
Replies come from me, usually within one business day.
- A straight yes/no on whether it’s worth automating
- A rough scope and what it would take
- Zero obligation. Most calls end with free advice