
DocuMark
PDFs are information prisons. DocuMark uses AI vision to pull out clean, structured Markdown. Tables stay tables. Headers stay headers.
I build automations and AI tools for small businesses. Practical stuff that saves hours, not theoretical stuff that sounds impressive. I'm not from a corporate background. I just build things that work.
You've tried ChatGPT. Got generic responses. Closed the tab.
You've googled "AI for small business" and found either enterprise solutions with six-figure price tags or vague promises about "digital transformation."
You've watched YouTube tutorials that assume you already know what an API is.
Meanwhile, you're still copying data between spreadsheets. Still chasing the same admin tasks every week. Still wondering if your competitors have figured this out and you're the only one still doing everything manually.
Here's what I've learned building AI tools for the past two years: most small businesses don't need complex systems. They need someone to look at their actual workflow, find the repetitive bits, and build something that handles them.
That's what I do.
These started as tools I needed myself. Now they're proof that practical AI tools don't require a massive budget or a team of developers.

PDFs are information prisons. DocuMark uses AI vision to pull out clean, structured Markdown. Tables stay tables. Headers stay headers.

Transforms messy music filenames into clean Artist - Title format. Sounds simple. Try doing it without AI.

Web pages are 20% content, 80% noise. Paste a URL, get the actual article in clean Markdown. No ads, no navigation, no cookie banners.

Built entirely with Claude Code. 100+ venue pages. 250+ reviews. 150 blog posts. One person, one AI assistant, a few months.
You've got tasks you do every week that make you think "there must be a better way." There usually is. I'll find them, map them out, and tell you which ones are worth automating.
Not off-the-shelf software that almost does what you need. Custom tools built for your exact problem. Using AI where it helps, not where it sounds impressive.
No jargon. No acronym soup. If I can't explain what I'm building in a way that makes sense, I don't understand it well enough yet.
"I went into our call thinking I might need a chatbot. I came out with a completely different understanding of where AI could actually help. Tony didn't try to sell me anything. He just... helped me see it."
— Power Hour Client
I've been following AI since long before it was cool to talk about at dinner parties. Now I use Claude Code every day to build things. Apps, websites, workflows. Some for clients, most for myself.
I'm not from tech. I'm not from corporate. I'm someone who learns by building and likes helping small businesses get the same advantages that used to be reserved for companies with dedicated IT teams.
Based in the UK. Working remotely with anyone, anywhere.
That's the point of a Power Hour.
We'll look at your business for 60 minutes. Find the repetitive tasks. Map out what's automatable. You'll leave with clear options, whether you work with me or not.
And if you do decide to work together, the £99 comes off whatever we build.
Book a Power Hour