I set up the right AI tools for your firm, agree with you what they can see, and train your people until it sticks.
Then I automate the admin that's left, and you own all of it.

Illustrative. The jobs are the kind I automate; the names and numbers are made up.
For owner-operators losing hours each week to quotes, timesheets and chasing payments.
Illustrative. One job through the three kinds of tool I build; the names and numbers are made up.
Quoting, invoicing, follow-ups, data entry. A job comes in, the paperwork happens, and nobody typed anything twice. You see every run, and you can switch it off any time.
I build the CRM, dashboard or job tracker around your process. Custom-coded, or on the Microsoft stack you already pay for.
Reading PDFs, drafting quotes, sorting the inbox, summarising email. Work off your plate, measured in hours you get back. Copilot and Microsoft 365 AI rolled out with rules and training count too, not just flows. It drafts, you approve: nothing sends or books on its own.
The original took one to two developers about two years. I rebuilt it to the same spec in six weeks, with a squad of eight AI agents I designed and ran. They did the development. I set the spec, the direction and the review gate.
Read the full case study: video, live demo, and how the squad ran it →
Illustrative. The screens show how I work; the names and numbers are made up.
The code, the logic, the documentation are all visible throughout. One person does the work, accountable from day one.
$ deploy --to production ✓Xero, Tradify, ServiceM8, MYOB, Workflow Max. I've integrated with all of them. I won't bill you to learn what your business runs on.
xero · tradify · servicem8 · myobApps, flows, accounts and documentation. The day we finish, it's yours, in your own tenant. No retainer, no dependency.
your-tenant / your-keys / your-callI take a copy of your structure, never your records; prototypes run on made-up data, and you decide what any AI tool can see. I set it up that way.
your tenant · schema only · your callIllustrative. One process through the four steps; the names, dates and numbers are made up.
A free 30-minute call about how your week runs. No prep needed from you. We find the jobs eating the most hours.
30 minutes · no prepThe Workflow Review: a written plan for the one process worth automating first. What to build, what it saves, what it costs. Useful even if you stop there.
one-page summary · full report · yours to keepI build in the open. Working software in weeks, and you test it on real jobs while it's still easy to change.
working software · weeksYour code, your accounts, your keys. I train your team, write the docs, and back it with a 60-day warranty.
code · accounts · keys · docs · 60-day warrantyFull breakdown on the services page → Wondering if Kove is the right fit? See who I work with, and who I do not →
We work out whether there is something here worth building. If there isn't, I'll say so and point you somewhere better.
Book a free 30-minute call →A written plan for the one process worth automating first: what to build, what it saves, what it costs. Yours to keep, whoever builds it.
See what's in it →Working software in production in 4–8 weeks. Half on acceptance, everything yours at handover, and a 60-day warranty on top.
See scope →Kove is new. The work isn't. The enterprise builds below come from my background in the health sector and are anonymised. The rest are tools I built and run in my own business.
The biggest thing I have built. Clinical teams use it to manage quality and risk across their staff. Guests get a cut-down version with the admin screens left out entirely.
01Write-up → In productionReads every incoming ticket, works out what is missing, asks the user for it, and routes the rest to the right specialist. Nobody sorts a queue by hand any more.
02Write-up → In productionRepetitive finance checks carried by a network of AI agents: a coordinating parent that knows the workflow, specialist children that each do one narrow job well.
03Write-up → 8agents in parallelThe control room I built to run agent squads: parallel agents in one project, partitioned so they never collide. This is the tooling behind the six-week rebuild.
04Case study → <0.5seconds to textDictate into any app in under half a second, and hear anything read back in a clone of your own voice. All local, nothing you say leaves the box.
05Case study → 1,579→355found, then keptFinds Canterbury businesses, verifies them and scores them while I sleep, so the morning starts with a shortlist instead of a search.
06Case study →Illustrative. The figures and links are the real work; what runs in the windows is a replay on made-up data.
The four questions I get asked most.
You do. Every app, flow and document sits in your own Microsoft 365 tenant under your accounts, and anything custom-coded goes in a repo you own. Nothing about the build depends on me being around. No retainer lock-in by design.
your tenant · your accounts · your repo
I fix bugs in what I build free for 60 days after handover. You own every app, flow and the documentation in your own Microsoft 365 tenant, so if I am unavailable any Power Platform person can pick it up.
60-day warranty · fixed at no charge
No. I build tools that handle the dull, repetitive work. Your team does less data entry and more of the work that actually needs a human.
less data entry · more of the work that needs a human
A Workflow Review wraps up inside a fortnight. A full build is 4–8 weeks from kick-off to handover. I ship something working early and improve it on real use. I do not start with a 60-page slide deck.
review: inside a fortnight · build: 4 to 8 weeks
50% to start, 50% only once you've accepted the work. If you don't accept it, you don't pay the rest.
Anything that breaks in the first 60 days, I fix at no charge. No arguing about whose fault it was.
Source code, accounts, credentials, hosting are all yours. The day we finish, you could never speak to me again and it keeps running.
Bring the job that eats your week to a free 30-minute call. Got a quote from someone else? I'll review it free, in writing, within two working days, and if the right answer is to change nothing, I'll tell you that too.
