You don't need another AI pitch.
You need someone who's built it,
not someone who's selling it.
I'm Ryan. 20 years in sales, engineering, and business development. Last year I went all in — 80-hour weeks — and built a HIPAA-compliant medical platform from scratch. Over a million lines of code. Voice agents in two languages. Patient portal. CRM. Marketing systems. Automations. SIP trunking. Data infrastructure. Everything.
One client. $1.6 million valuation. $60K seed investment.
One thousand clients. $50 million. Same system.
That's not a pitch. That's what I built last year. If your business needs AI that actually works — not a demo, not a deck, not a 23-year-old with a no-code tool — I'm the person who builds it.
Sound familiar?
You've been burned. I get it.
Your nephew's friend built it with Make.com. Your customer data is in 6 tools you've never heard of.
Instead: I build one system. Your data stays in one place. You own it.
The agency quoted $120K and 6 months. You got a slide deck.
Instead: Fixed price. Fixed timeline. Working system or you don't pay.
Your competitor hired an "AI company." Eight months later, nothing works.
Instead: I ship in weeks, not quarters. You see it working before you pay the second invoice.
You're paying for 4 tools that don't talk to each other. Your staff copies data between them.
Instead: One platform. Everything connected. Staff does real work instead of data entry.
What it looks like when it works
Built for one. Architected for a thousand.
Advanced Psychiatry had 5 providers, an answering service that missed a third of calls, a patient portal nobody used, and staff burning out from phone duty. I replaced all of it — voice agents in English and Spanish, passwordless patient portal, multi-provider CRM, automated scheduling, telehealth integration, provider status system, HIPAA-compliant infrastructure with BAA. 415 API routes. Built, deployed, and running in production. Their patients book at midnight. Their staff does clinical work. The owner took a Saturday off for the first time in two years.
Three ways to work together
You know the price before we start.
I sit with you and your team for a week. At the end you get a written diagnosis: what to build, what to kill, what to fix — and a working proof that the fix works.
I build the working system, transfer everything to you on day 30, and stay on-call for another 30 days. You own the code. One invoice. No surprises.
I stay embedded with your team. Architecture, hiring, reviews, direct access. 10–20 hours a week of someone who has done this before.
What I don't do.
If you need any of those, there are firms that do them well. I'm the person you call when you need something that works.
The real question
The question isn't whether your business gets AI.
It's whether you get it from someone who's built it — or someone who's selling it.
Twenty years ago, people were afraid to bank online. Now a bank without an app feels broken. The same shift is happening to your industry right now. The businesses that move first don't just save money — they become the ones everyone else is trying to catch up to.
I reply within 24 hours. No pitch deck. No discovery phase. Just whether I can help.