Your mornings briefed. Your week planned. Your Saturday booked.
Not everything worth automating is a business. My own fleet started with my life, and it still runs it: my morning briefing, our meal plan, my Saturday tee time booked inside strict money rules. If you want that for yourself, the first working automation costs $250 and takes an afternoon.
Start small. Keep what works.
The Sit-Down
Bring your phone and the thing that annoys you most. We set up your first personal AI properly, together, and you leave with it working and a plain-English cheat sheet. If you want nothing else after, that is a complete purchase.
The Personal Fleet
A real setup on your own accounts and devices. A morning briefing built from your calendar. The week's meals planned around how you actually eat. Family logistics that stop living in one person's head. Bookings inside guardrails you set.
The Personal Watch
The same discipline the business clients get, scaled to a household. Runs checked, breaks fixed, and one improvement a month. Cancel any time and everything keeps working.
Not sure which rung? The Teardown is free and tells you.
This is the stuff we run at home
My fleet is not a demo built for this page. It grew to about 70 scheduled jobs and passed 10,000 logged runs by June 2026, and the telemetry is published, including the month the failure rate hit 23.7 percent because nobody was really watching, and the work that brought it to 2.0.
The first system I ever trusted with real money books my Saturday golf, inside hard spending limits, a course tier list it cannot override, and a log I audit when a booking looks weird. That is the trust bar for anything we set up that touches your calendar, your family, or your wallet.
If what you actually want is the same thing for your business, that is the other half of what we do.
Fair questions
What does personal AI help cost?
The Sit-Down is $250 for two hours, hands-on, and you leave with your first automation actually working. The Personal Fleet is a bigger setup starting at $1,500 depending on what you want running. The optional Personal Watch is $150 a month to keep it all monitored and improving. No subscriptions you forget about, no contracts.
I am not technical at all. Is this for me?
Yes, that is the point. I had never built an automation for myself before February 2026. I learned by doing it badly first, and the telemetry still shows the bruises. Everything gets set up on your own accounts and devices, in plain English, and you get a one-page cheat sheet for each thing we build.
What kinds of things can it actually do for a person?
Look at what my own fleet runs. A morning briefing built from my calendar and news, meal planning for the week, tee times booked inside strict money guardrails, family logistics, and reminders that fire on time. Yours gets built around your life, not a template.
Is my personal information safe?
Everything runs on accounts you own, with your passwords in your hands, and nothing is shared with us beyond what we set up together at your table. If we part ways, it all keeps working and it is all yours.
Can it spend money on my behalf?
Only inside guardrails you set, and only if you want that at all. My tee-time system books real money bookings, but it works inside hard spending limits, preference rules it cannot override, and a log I can audit any Sunday morning. That is the standard we set up for anything that touches your wallet.
Tell us the thing that annoys you most
One message, an answer within one business day, and if a $250 Sit-Down would not help you, we will say so.