I've built AI products people pay for, so I know what works and what's just hype
Everyone's talking about AI, but most of it is nonsense. I've actually built AI products (like Accountabilly) that people pay for, and I've added AI to businesses where it saves real money. Let me show you the difference.
From my own apps and client projects
When I built Accountabilly, I learned something - people don't care that it uses ChatGPT. They care that it helps them stop procrastinating. Same with business AI. Here's what actually matters:
Accountabilly works because I solved my own problem first - I kept setting goals and giving up. The AI part came later, when I figured out what kind of help I actually needed.
Users wanted someone to challenge their excuses, not just track their progress
Begin with focused use cases that deliver immediate value, then expand based on results and learnings.
Started with basic AI coaching, added voice transcription when users requested it
AI works best when it enhances existing workflows rather than forcing completely new processes.
Integrated AI into Scart's existing order processing instead of rebuilding everything
The most effective implementations augment human capabilities rather than trying to replace people entirely.
AI handles routine questions, humans handle complex customer relationships
The real story of building an AI product from scratch
I kept watching my friends (and myself) set the same goals every year and fail. We all had fitness apps, habit trackers, whatever. But when you don't feel like working out, those apps just sit there. Useless.
I built an AI coach that actually pushes back when you make excuses. Like 'I'm too tired' and it says 'You said that yesterday. What's really going on?' It learns your patterns and calls you out.
Strategic AI that enhances your business operations
Eliminate manual tasks that waste your team's time and create errors
Enhance how customers interact with your business through intelligent systems
Scale content creation while maintaining quality and brand consistency
Build AI-powered products that create new revenue streams or competitive advantages
Strategic approach that minimizes risk and maximizes value
1 week
Identify where AI can solve real problems in your business, not just where it's technically possible.
2-3 weeks
Build working prototypes that demonstrate value before full implementation investment.
4-8 weeks
Deploy AI solutions that integrate seamlessly with your existing business operations.
Ongoing
Continuous improvement based on real usage data and business feedback.
I've built AI that people pay for and helped companies save thousands with smart automation. If you're tired of AI hype and want something that actually works, let's talk.
Most companies are either doing nothing with AI or wasting money on nonsense. There's a better way.