- New to AI, feeling behind → AI Without the Overwhelm
- Running IT solo for a business → The IT Toolkit
- Launching a product or business → GTM Plan Generator or Startup Planner
- Job hunting right now → AI Resume Matcher
- Phone won't talk to your computer → WiFi Without the Confusion
- Want it just done for you, no downloads → Hire me directly
AI Without the Overwhelm
Cuts through the AI hype and shows you exactly how to start using AI tools in your everyday work and life — without spending hours learning new software or feeling like you're already behind. Plain-English explanations, practical step-by-step examples, and a handful of go-to tools you can start using today.
The One-Person IT Department Toolkit
7 ready-to-use templates built from 25 years of running IT solo for 120 users across four locations — onboarding checklists, a disaster recovery plan, security policy, vendor tracker, help desk log, hardware setup checklist, and a budget worksheet. Fully editable, fill in the blanks or adjust to your business.
AI Market Research & GTM Plan Generator
Not a PDF of advice — a real AI app. Four AI agents research your market and competitors with live web search, then write a complete 15-section go-to-market strategy: positioning, messaging, channels, a 90-day launch plan, and more. Type in your idea and watch it work.
AI Startup Planner
Type in a startup idea and four AI agents take it from there: one researches the market, one works out how to fund it, one builds a 10-section investor-ready pitch deck, and one reviews it and tells you what to fix. Watch the plan build itself in front of you.
AI Resume Matcher
Upload your resume, paste in any job posting, and four AI agents score your fit, rewrite the weak spots, and draft your cover letter — built from 25 years on the hiring side of IT plus a year of job-hunting myself. Honest, and never invents what isn't there.
WiFi Without the Confusion
A plain-English guide to connecting your PC, laptop, and phone at home — pairing devices once and for all, sharing photos and files, printing from your phone, casting to the TV, and a 5-item checklist for when something isn't working. No jargon, no networking course required.