Send the real problem.
Book a call or write the brief.
I read every message myself and usually reply within a day.
Book a call.
A 20-minute call, no deck needed. By the end you'll know whether I can fix it, and if I can, a one-page proposal with the price follows.
My hours cover the whole EU working day and US East mornings into early afternoon.
Or write the brief.
Who you are, what you need, and what's making it harder than it should be.
Good fit, bad fit.
Saying no early saves us both a call.
Probably a fit
- Your AI gets the work to about 70%, and someone senior finishes it by hand
- You ship customer-facing work faster than you can staff for it
- A raise, a launch or a big customer is already on the calendar
- You'd rather start small and see it work first
- Someone on your team can tell when it looks wrong
- You want to send the problem, not manage a team
Probably not
- “We need AI,” with no problem behind it
- A logo by Friday, with no taste budget
- Spec work, pitch decks or unpaid pilots
- Procurement cycles longer than the build
- Shopping on price alone
- Backend-only ML that no customer sees (hire an AI developer; I'll say so)