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Tell me what your business needs to stop doing by hand.
If you run a business and something is eating your team’s time, tell me what it is. I build the automation, the tool or the website that takes it off your plate.
divyanshsharma7117@gmail.com CLICK TO COPYFounders and businesses of any size that need an automation, a custom tool or a website built, and want it to keep working after the handover.
I start with the workflow and define what the tool should do, where review belongs and what to check before handover.
Include the current workflow, who uses it and what a useful result would look like. Concrete beats polished, and it means the first reply is useful rather than a list of questions.
Usually within two days. If it is urgent, say so in the first line.
What to include in your first email
Start with the workflow you run today. Describe the input, the steps you take and the result you need. Tell me who uses it: just you, a team, customers or clients. Explain what should change, including the part that is slow, repeated or difficult to hand over.
Links and screenshots help. You can send your current website, a process outline, an example report or a source draft. Remove private records before sharing screenshots. Include your deadline and say which part needs to be ready first. If you already use tools that the new system should connect to, name them and explain their place in the process.
The kinds of projects I take on
I build websites and catalogues, AI automations, AI content systems and custom tools and portals. The case studies show examples of inquiry lists, content drafts, approval links and role-based centre workflows.
I am based in Jaipur and work remotely. A concrete example is a useful starting point; your first email does not need a polished brief. Use it to show what happens now, who needs the result and what a useful first version would do.