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Modus

Custom AI automation in a week

Most businesses want automation but don't know where to start. Modus gives them a simple way in: a free 30-minute call, then one working automation built in a week.

Timeline

2025 - 2026

Live

Stack

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • LLM + RAG
  • Automations
  • Tailwind
  • Vercel

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Modus landing page - 'Remove the busywork.' headline beside a recruitment demo card showing 300 CVs screened, 12 shortlisted and 6.5 hours saved in a one-week build
THE WHY

Wanting automation isn't the hard part.

Every business owner I talk to wants to automate something. Almost none of them have. Consultants are expensive and slow, and the DIY tools assume you have time to learn them.

What's missing is a small, safe first step. That's the whole idea behind Modus.

HOW IT WORKS

01 - A free call

Thirty minutes, no obligation. We find the one workflow where automation pays for itself first.

02 - A one-week build

I build it in a week, on the business's real data from day one. Scoped tight enough that it actually ships.

03 - You own it

The client keeps a working, documented system. If they come back it's because the first build worked, not because they're locked in.

THE APPROACH

Fixed scope. Fixed week. No surprises.

The free call filters for problems that genuinely fit a one-week build, and the tight scope is what keeps quality up at that speed. Every build also sharpens my own tooling, so each week starts a little further ahead than the last.

I'm not selling hours. I'm selling a repeatable outcome with an easy way in.

WHERE IT STANDS

Live, and my best research channel.

Modus is live and taking calls. It's also the best research I have: every conversation shows me what real businesses actually want from AI, and that feeds straight back into everything else I build.

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CmdZero landing page - 'The best way to make quick adjustments' headline over a running app with an inline edit panel and a model-routing inspector