Organizing incoming inquiries
Messages from email or a contact form are sorted by type and urgency into one list, so nothing gets lost.
AI & automation for small businesses
Practical AI and automation, built around how your business actually works — no tech background needed.
Example use cases
Examples These are illustrations of common small-business tasks, not past client results.
Messages from email or a contact form are sorted by type and urgency into one list, so nothing gets lost.
AI prepares a first draft of a reply or follow-up. A person checks it, edits it and decides whether to send.
Details are pulled from forms or documents into a spreadsheet or a standard template, instead of being retyped.
Who I help
If you or your small team handle everything yourselves, some of that work is probably the same task, done again and again. That’s usually where AI and automation help most.
The service
One focused piece of work: we look at how your business runs, pick something worth improving, and get a simple solution working — together.
How it works
I learn how your business works and where the repetitive tasks are — the ones that take time but not much thought.
I suggest a few realistic AI or automation opportunities, with what each would involve. You decide which one is worth doing.
I help set up the solution we agreed on and show you how to use it, so you can run it day to day without me.
About
I’m based in Kigali, Rwanda, and I build AI products — and share the work in public as I go. That hands-on building is where this service comes from: I start with the real work in front of you, not with the technology.
Alongside this, I run my own companies, OrsinAI and KeepUp AI. You’ll find them in the footer.
FAQ
It’s a chance for me to understand your business and where your time goes, and for you to decide whether working together makes sense. If AI or automation isn’t a good fit for what you need, I’ll tell you.
No. You know your business; I’ll handle the technical side and explain everything in plain language.
After our first conversation, I suggest a few realistic opportunities. We agree on one, and on what setting it up involves, before any work begins.
No, and I’d be wary of anyone who does. What I can do is be clear about what each option is likely to help with, and what it won’t.
Let’s talk
Send a short message about your business and the task you’d like to spend less time on. I’ll reply to set up a first conversation.