
Dispatch went from three coordinators working a shared inbox to one system that books, confirms and escalates on its own. Coordinators now handle exceptions only.
AI Automation & Agents · Custom Systems & Software
A one-person studio in Toronto. One party accountable for the whole stack, instead of four vendors who each own a quarter of it and none of the outcome.
Outcomes first. The rest of the story is in the case study.

AI Automation & Agents · Custom Systems & Software

Custom Systems & Software · Websites & Product Interfaces · Cybersecurity

Growth & Marketing Systems · Websites & Product Interfaces
Five disciplines. One operator. Nothing gets handed off.
Systems that run unattended have to be built to survive being unattended.
A brand agency, a web shop, a growth consultant and a security contractor will each do their part well and leave the seams to you. The seams are where projects fail: the handoff, the thing nobody scoped, the question that needs three calendars.
One operator holds the whole system. Decisions made in the brand carry into the interface. The automation is built by the person who will be asked why it broke. Security is a constraint from the first commit, not a review at the end.
The size is the argument. There is no account layer, no handoff, and no telephone game.