I build the systems that take manual work off your plate.
Tailored automation for repetitive booking, quoting, and admin.
Sometimes a small fix, sometimes a full system.
So you stay focused on customers, not tools.
A booking system for an Italian travel company that runs without spreadsheets.
Quote requests, contracts, payment tracking, and modifications: all in one place. Live since April 2026.
- One pipeline, end to end
Quote requests come in through web forms, get priced and tracked automatically, and contracts go out from the system. No more copying between Excel, Outlook, Word, and scattered email threads.
- Quotes, contracts, and reminders, off your hands
Quotes that price themselves. Contracts that draft from the booking. Payment alerts that don't rely on memory. The operator stays in oversight, not data entry.
- Faster on the inside, more polished outside
Same-day quote responses. Contracts ready as soon as the client confirms. Payment reminders that don't depend on memory. Your customers see a more professional business; you keep less of your day at the keyboard.
| Booking ID | Customer | Status | Payment |
|---|---|---|---|
| TR-1042 | Marco Rossi | Confirmed | Paid in full |
| TR-1043 | Giulia Bianchi | Pending docs | Deposit paid |
| TR-1044 | Luca Ferrari | New lead | Awaiting quote |
| TR-1045 | Sofia Romano | Confirmed | Paid in full |
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Three shapes of work
When operations outgrow email and spreadsheets, the fix is usually one of three things.
A full rebuild
The admin stack runs end to end on one system, instead of living across inboxes, spreadsheets, and people's heads.
A bridge between tools
Both tools already work, but someone has to manually copy data between them. Connecting them removes that step.
A missing layer
Everything is in place, but there's no single view of what's happening. A central record, a dashboard, or a daily digest fills the gap.
How a project runs
Step by step, starting with how your business really works. No tools picked until we know what they need to do.
Discovery
I learn how your business actually works.
- • Map your current process step by step
- • Identify where time goes and what fails
- • Agree what success looks like, in numbers
Build
I design the system around what we found.
- • Architecture and data model before any wiring
- • Weekly check-ins so you see progress
- • You test alongside me as pieces land
Test
Against your reality, not mine.
- • Happy paths and edge cases mapped together
- • Real data and real scenarios, not synthetic samples
- • Errors caught and fixed before any customer sees them
Launch and support
I stay close while it lands.
- • Documentation that comes with the system, not after
- • I stay close in the first weeks for adjustments
- • Your team owns the day-to-day, you decide when to bring me back
Who I am
I help businesses figure out where admin work quietly slows them down, then build the fix.
I got into automation after seeing how much time manual tasks took up in my father's travel business: pricing quotes, drafting contracts, chasing follow-ups. It showed me how quickly repetitive work can take over the day and pull attention away from customers.
I'm based in the UK and studied IT Management for Business at Northumbria University, where I learned how technology and operations fit together. My goal is simple: understand how your business runs first, then build the practical system that gives you time back.
When I'm not building, I run. Badly, but consistently.
So far, most of what I've shipped has been built with n8n and Airtable, but the right stack depends on what your business actually needs. The tools follow the problem, not the other way around.
I take one project at a time and I'm honest about scope. If, after mapping what you need, I don't think I'm the right fit, I'll tell you. Better to find that out early than three weeks in.
Have a manual task you'd rather get rid of?
Quotes, bookings, follow-ups, contracts, or anything else eating into your day. Tell me about your current setup and where it hurts. I'll help you work out whether the answer is a small fix, a bridge between tools, or something bigger, and be honest about whether I can help.