Frequently asked questions

I install AI operating systems inside small businesses in Fairfield County, then keep building them under a monthly retainer. An install means: a Claude-powered system running on a dedicated private server for your business alone, connected to your email, calendar, and tools. It drafts replies in your voice, builds a morning brief, follows up on every lead, and produces content on schedule. You approve everything that goes out.

Three flat numbers, no menu. A $750 two-week pilot: your system set up and one automation live on your real leads. If it hasn't done real work by day 14, you get the $750 back. If you keep going, the $750 comes off the $2,500 one-time install. Then the retainer is $1,500 a month, which is less than a part-time admin, and it works every day. The prices don't move. What the free audit decides is scope: which system gets built first for your business. You pay nothing until you decide to start the pilot.

You fill out the form, two minutes on how your business runs. I map where your hours actually go and what an AI system could take off your plate, specific to your business. You keep the findings either way. If you like what you see, we book a 30-minute walkthrough where I show you the exact plan and where the pilot would start.

It's free and there's no catch. You keep the findings whether or not we ever talk again, and if AI isn't worth it for your business, the audit says so plainly. The walkthrough call after it is free too. The first time you pay me anything is the $750 pilot, and that has a refund attached.

No. Never. The system drafts; you approve. Every outbound email, message, and post waits for your sign-off. That's a design rule of every install, not a setting you have to remember to turn on.

On a dedicated private server set up for your business alone, isolated from anyone else, running through your own accounts and API keys. And it's built to be portable: when you want it fully in-house, we move the whole system onto a machine at your office.

You own the accounts, the API keys, and every automation I build. The system runs on a dedicated private server set up just for you, and whenever you want it fully in-house, the whole thing moves onto a machine at your office. Nothing to export, no platform to escape.

The system stays and keeps working. It's yours, running through your accounts. You stop getting new automations, tuning, and support, but nothing gets repossessed or switched off. Month-to-month, no contracts.

No. On install day we connect everything through your own accounts and API keys, together. You can revoke any connection from your side at any time.

Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive and Docs out of the box, plus tools like Monday.com, Notion, or your CRM. Exact connections get scoped during the audit. If you run something unusual, I'll tell you up front whether it can be wired in.

Install day is one on-site visit: the machine set up, your tools connected, and the first automation built live in front of you. From there, new automations land every month under the retainer, so the system three months in looks nothing like day one.

Noah Tomasovic, based in Westport, CT. I build and run every install personally, no outsourcing, no offshore team. You get a direct line to me, and because I'm local, support can mean I drive over.

Both, with a clear split. The daily work (drafting, briefs, follow-up, content) is AI, running on Claude. Everything around it is me: the audit, the install, the monthly building and tuning. You're not configuring software; I'm doing the work and the system multiplies it.

If you're a Fairfield County business that runs on email, leads, and content (home services, real estate, food brands, professional services, retail), probably yes. Not a fit right now: businesses outside driving distance, and medical or legal practices that need compliance-grade handling I'm not set up to guarantee yet. Not sure? Send the form and I'll give you a straight answer.