Most of what your business does every day does not need you.
Weekly community calls. 1:1 programs to build AI into your business.
AI advice is everywhere. Almost none of it is for your business.
Courses sell a generic playbook for a generic business. Yours is not generic.
Agencies build automations and keep them. You pay forever. The day they stop, you stop.
Tools change every month. By the time you have learned one, two more have replaced it.
Meanwhile you are still answering the same emails, copying the same data, signing the same forms.
1:1 AI Automation Support.
Part education. Part building it together. You leave with the automations and the ability to build the next ones yourself.
A small group, working with one person who has built systems for legal firms, headphone manufacturers, and his own startup.
Four steps. The order matters.
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We map your business.
One conversation. We find the work that does not need you. We rank it by what would change if it were gone.
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We choose the right tools.
Not the trendy ones. The ones that fit your stack, your team, your data, and whatever regulation you sit under.
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We build the first automation together.
You watch. You ask. You drive. By the end you can do it again without me in the room.
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You keep going.
Ongoing access — a small community, current prompts, what is worth using right now. I am one message away when the next thing shifts.
Yours to keep.
- Automations built around your business — not a template, not a stencil.
- The judgment to choose tools yourself, including the ones that will exist next year.
- A small community of founders doing the same work.
- A live document of prompts, skills, and model recommendations — updated as the field moves.
- Direct access to me, ongoing.
A short filter.
For you if
- You run a business under fifty people.
- You make decisions yourself.
- You would rather understand the work than outsource it.
- You have time to think clearly about what your business actually does each day.
Not for you if
- You want someone to take the problem away and never see it again.
- You want a course you can finish on a flight.
- You measure value in stack lists.
Quietly.
Andreas built us a legal expert system using RAG. He took our answer accuracy from 55% to over 95%. Technical depth and analytical approach were the difference. Daniel Schaffeld — Weyv Technologies
Expert-level knowledge and strong problem-solving. He delivered a RAG-based knowledge platform on time and was systematic about measuring its quality. Valentin Frossard — FP Digital Solutions
- Forbes 30 Under 30
- Founder of clir.ai
- Ironman World Championship
I'm Andreas.
I have been building software since I was twelve. The path went from computer science through mechanical engineering to AI research and production systems.
I founded clir.ai, a startup for the hearing-impaired. We patented distributed AI, attracted six-figure funding, and shipped on-device models running a hundred times faster than the textbook implementation. Forbes put me on their 30 Under 30 list.
Outside the screen, I train hard. Multiple Ironmans. An ultramarathon. A world championship. I believe in the philosophy of Misogi — deliberate, hard challenges that change what you think is possible.
These days I work with one founder at a time on AI inside their business. The work is calmer and more careful than most people expect.
