For artists, makers & small owner-run businesses
Natural
next steps.
Working with
humans, using AI.
I look at how you already work, find the next step that fits, and take it with you. After every call I write back what I heard, so you can check it before we build anything.
One session a week for ninety days, and you keep all of it.
Less busyworkAI takes the repetitive stuff that slows you down.
Stay in controlYou make the decisions. You own every piece.
Built for creative workOne-on-one, for artists, makers and owner-run shops.
The work behind your work
You make the magic.
I’ll help with the machinery.
You didn’t get into this to answer the same email twice, fight with your website, or dig through five apps for one file. I’ll get your tech working together so you can get back to the part you love.
The tech stops nagging you.
You get your afternoons back.
Field notes · before / after
A few things we might fix.
Examples from artists, makers and small businesses. Every setup starts with what you already have.
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01 · Files
Before47 folders and photos scattered across three phones. AfterOne searchable archive. -
02 · Website
BeforeUpdating the site means texting a developer and waiting. AfterYou type “move Saturday’s workshop to 2pm.” Done. -
03 · List
BeforeFan emails live in five different places. AfterOne clean list and a simple release rhythm. -
04 · Launches
BeforeA launch means remembering twenty things at once. AfterA checklist that does the remembering.
How it works · 90 days
From tangled to working.
One working session a week. Here’s roughly how the thirteen weeks go.
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Phase 01 · Weeks 1–2
Find the friction.
We look at how you actually work: what’s scattered, what’s slow, and what would make the biggest difference.
Session one ends with one thing fixed that you’ll use that week.
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Phase 02 · Weeks 3–5
Clear the clutter.
We clear out what you don’t use, sort what you do, and get it into shape to build on.
Fewer things to keep track of.
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Phase 03 · Weeks 6–9
Make it work.
This is where we build: website changes, automations, the small tools you keep wishing you had. We hook them up to each other and start using them.
By now you’re using them every week.
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Phase 04 · Weeks 10–13
Make it yours.
We tighten up what we built, I write down how it works, and you practice running and changing it yourself.
The last session is a handoff: one page of everything you now own, and how to change it.
The gains should add up.
If they don’t, I’m doing it wrong.
Once your website is easy to change, every update after that is quicker. Once the inbox is sorted, follow-ups stop slipping. One workflow that works usually points to the next three.
We don’t start over each week. We build on what’s already working and connect it to the new piece, so each fix is worth more than it would be on its own.
I’m aiming for you to need me less as time goes on, while getting more out of what we built.
Day 90 · what you leave with
Four pieces that keep working.
By the end you have the pieces, the steps written down, and enough practice to build the next one yourself.
Your websiteupdated by asking, not wrestling it
Your listfans or customers in one usable place
Your playbookthe steps and prompts, written down
Your know-howenough practice to build the next one yourself
Pricing
$3,000 for the 90 days
If you keep going after 90 days, all of it is credited toward a year.
The first call is free. We set the rest of the payments around what works for you.

About
I’m Graham.
I help creative people clear the tech out of the way so they can do their best work.
I’ve spent most of my life figuring out how things work: instruments, people, teams, computers, businesses. These days I use AI to set things up with you, show you how they run, and make sure they stay yours.
How things work.
Twenty-two years, five threads, one question.
- 22
- years in rooms full of people
- 5
- threads, none of them dropped
- 3
- running at once, at the peaks
- 1
- question underneath all of it
How do we make this easier for the people doing the work?
You understand the person in front of you before you try to change anything.
Prepare, observe, make the call, communicate it, and keep the game moving.
Good software starts before anyone writes code.
The technology still mattered, but it was only part of it.
I start with what people are trying to get done.
Names on the wall
Clients, collaborators, and a few of my own · 16 and counting
SunCast MediaWorld Bridge FoundationHeartfelt ClipsLiving Arts CollectiveSonologyJolly MossNatural Way of LivingLeather & PotteryWeave GratefulGeekdomThe Machine Mfg. Co.Less.DanceIdea LabMainspringAuthentic Selling SchoolPrecision Growth Advisory
- SunCast Media
Ran the production team for three years: audio, video and live events.
production · 3 yrs - World Bridge Foundation
Fundraising strategy, program planning and a CRM for a nonprofit in Chino Bay.
chino bay · nonprofit strategy - Heartfelt Clips
A podcast with two friends. I did the name, the site and the clips-first format.
podcast launch - Living Arts Collective
The next-era website, AI education seats, and a map for their meetings.
AI education · site - Sonologynonprofit strategy
- Jolly Mosssite rebuild
- Natural Way of Living
Brand and outreach for a wellness community on two continents.
brand · outreach - Leather & Potterysite · brand
- Weave Gratefullifestyle brand
- Geekdomstartups · san antonio
- The Machine Mfg. Co.
UX work that helped carry the company into its acquisition.
UX → acquisition - Less.Dancedance calendar
- Idea Labbrowser instruments
- MainspringAI ops
- Authentic Selling Schoolwebinar · deck
- Precision Growth AdvisoryAI systems audit
my own
Talk to Graham · a working call
Bring me the thing that eats your week.
Thirty minutes. We'll figure out whether AI belongs there or a simple rule would do, and I'll tell you what I'd fix first, whether or not we end up working together.
The thing you're tired of doing, and a rough guess at how much time it takes.
What AI can handle, where you should stay hands-on, and what to do first.
A yes or no on the 90 days, and one fix you can make right away.
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Your call
No account, nothing to confirm. Need to move it later? Reply to the invite. Your email is used for this call and nothing else.
It's on the calendar. The only prep: write down the task and about how many hours a week it takes. If anything changes, reply to the invite. Talk soon.
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Prefer email? gm@aistruxure.io
