I build automations that save solopreneurs real time.

The full story

I spent the better part of a decade as a software developer. Building systems, shipping features, solving other people's problems on other people's timelines. It was good work. I learned a lot. But I never built anything for myself.

The layoff removed that excuse. It was not a tragedy. It was the forcing function I had been dodging for years. Suddenly there was no sprint to deliver, no standup to attend, no roadmap that belonged to someone else. Just time, a laptop, and the question: what would I build if the only person I had to answer to was me?

“I was spending 90 minutes every morning on email before I had done a single thing that mattered. I built an automation to fix it. One afternoon. It has run every morning since.”

The n8n workflow that became my first product was built out of frustration. Sixty emails every morning. Newsletters I forgot I subscribed to, invoices that needed filing, client messages buried under noise. I was not managing my inbox. My inbox was managing me.

So I built a workflow that did. It reads every email as it arrives, sorts it, labels it, and generates draft replies using Claude AI. The important things surface instantly. The noise disappears. I went from 90 minutes of inbox time to under 15.

When people on Threads started asking how I managed my inbox, I showed them. When they asked for the workflow, I packaged it and put it on Gumroad for $29. No subscription. No upsell. One workflow, one price, one problem solved.