One day, and AI is running inside your own accounts.
A day on site configuring AI around your real work, with a few of your recurring jobs already running by the end of it.
Free · 5–10 minutes · by phone
Priced after a short call.
What the day actually is
It runs at your own machine, with your hands on it while the work gets configured.
Set up on your machine
Accounts, models, apps, browser and phone, all configured on the machine you actually work on.
Connected to your real accounts
Email, calendar and files wired in with your permission, so the first thing it touches is your own work.
Automations running before the day ends
A few of your recurring jobs get built on the spot, on your own data, while you watch.
Hardware advice if you want it
What is worth buying. Sometimes the answer is to buy nothing.
Who this is for
Founders
You’ve read for a year that AI would save you hours. The hour it takes to work out how keeps going somewhere else.
Professionals
Lawyers, accountants, architects. Heavy reading and writing, with real limits on what goes into a public chatbot.
Operators
You run the week: scheduling, chasing, and the reports nobody else builds. The repetitive part goes first.
Solo and self-employed
No team to delegate to. The day buys back the hours that do not need a human.
How a day runs
- Before
A short call to size it
Your week, your machine, your accounts. That call is what sets the price for the day.
- On the day
On site with you
Setup, connection, then building on your own work, with your hands on the keyboard.
- After
It stays with you
Everything keeps running when the day ends. Anything larger is a project, quoted separately.
What you are left with
- A workspace on your own machine and accounts, already used on real work.
- A few automations already running on your own work, with enough of the pattern to build the next one yourself.
- A written note of what is set up, what it costs to run, and what to keep off it.
What it costs
The whole scope at this price. A second person is a different day.
The number is a floor.
A more involved single-person setup costs more. You get that number before the day is booked.
- How locked down the machine and accounts are
- How deep the automations go, and what they may touch
- How much of the work needs careful handling
All prices are in shekels (ILS) and include VAT.
More than one person?
A group is a different piece of work: how many machines, how much of it runs in parallel, and what has to be identical across all of them. Describe who is involved. A scope and a price come back.
Where the day stops
The day sets up one person and leaves automations running on real work. A system that gets built and maintained, or a whole team trained together, is a different offering.
See all four offeringsDescribe what your week looks like.
Send two sentences on the part of it that repeats. What comes back is what a day would cost and whether it pays for itself.