The operational partner executives hire when they need things to actually work. I build the systems, remove the friction, and give leadership back the time they should never have lost in the first place.
Three quick challenges reveal the story — beat one to open the next.
This is the whole job in miniature. Drag the nodes until no two wires cross and the flow runs clean. Hit 100% efficiency to reveal how I actually work — or skip ahead.
Most assistants manage your calendar. I redesign the system the calendar sits inside.
I started in executive support and immediately started questioning every process I touched. Why does this take three steps when it should take one? Which of these tasks happens the same way every week? Every role became a systems audit.
I've worked directly with C-suite executives, rebuilt failing workflows from the ground up, cut processing times in half, doubled booking rates overnight, and deployed AI into operations long before it was a talking point. The results are documented. The systems still run.
Every engagement follows the same six-phase framework, built to find the root cause of operational friction and eliminate it permanently, not temporarily.
A founder's day is mostly noise. Tag each task the way I would — Automate, Delegate, or Keep — and clear the queue to unlock the proof. Or skip ahead.
Four operations, rebuilt. Every number below is measured, not estimated.
From cutting insurance claims processing time in half, to doubling onboarding bookings overnight, to automating reports that used to take hours. Every result is documented and measurable.
Every engagement ends with documentation, trained teams, and systems that continue running long after the initial build.
Ops is a contact sport. Incidents will spark across the board — tap them out before they spread. Contain 12 and the shift is yours. Or skip ahead.
12 incidents are coming. Don't let them spread.
A selection of the websites and apps I've designed, built, and shipped — from client sites to my own products. Proof, not just a list of capabilities.
Bills and subscriptions live everywhere, the mental load is crushing, and late fees pile up.
An AI-powered iOS app that puts every bill in one place: snap a photo, the AI extracts the details, and a unified dashboard with smart reminders makes sure nothing slips. Includes an AI chat assistant for plain-English questions about your money, with subscription billing and a custom-domain marketing site behind it.
Staying consistent with daily prayer and devotion is hard to keep up alone.
An AI-powered web app that guides individuals through daily devotionals, prayer prompts, and scripture study, personalized to where they are. User accounts keep each person's journey in one place, backed by a custom-domain marketing site with email capture for sign-ups.
Live and in production.
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We wanted one elegant place where guests could find every detail and RSVP — no scattered group chats.
A custom-designed site for Lee & Kyarah covering the love story, the schedule, a photo gallery, gift details, and a live RSVP form. A real backend captures guest responses, so we're not chasing replies. It's the clearest showcase of my design taste and end-to-end delivery.
Live and in use.
View live →Hiring workflows are full of repetitive writing and screening tasks that eat hours.
A set of AI-assisted tools — a job-description generator and a resume-tailoring app — that turn a few inputs into polished, ready-to-use output. Built to remove the manual step from recurring hiring tasks.
Built and in use.
Details on request →Manual HR and payroll tracking is slow, error-prone, and hard to scale across a team.
An HR and payroll management app with a secure database backend to centralize employee data and payroll workflows in one place.
Employee data and payroll workflows, centralized in one system.
Details on request →Remote-first partnerships across North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia — operating from Cebu, in sync with every client timezone.
If your operations are costing you time you don't have, let's fix that. Tell me what's broken. I'll tell you exactly how to solve it.
