Customer intake · Demo
Give every inquiry a next step.
Answer common questions, capture appointment requests, and organize details for your team to follow up.
Explore the AI receptionist →Michael Shutt · AI consulting · Nashville
I build practical AI tools that handle intake, follow-ups, quotes, and reporting, so your team can get back to customers.
Start with one workflow. Get a clear scope before committing.
Selected work
Explore working demos built around everyday business tasks. Open a project to see the workflow, inputs, and output for yourself.
Customer intake · Demo
Answer common questions, capture appointment requests, and organize details for your team to follow up.
Explore the AI receptionist →
Customer reviews · Demo
Turn a customer review into a draft response. Your team checks the tone and decides what to publish.
Explore review responses →
Quotes & invoices · Demo
Draft service descriptions, organize pricing, and create a document you can review and send.
Explore quotes and invoices →Working together
First, a free discovery call to understand the problem. Then choose the right next step. A paid audit is useful when the scope is unclear; a well-defined project can move straight to a build.
Review your workflow and tools. Leave with a prioritized plan, recommendations, and cost guidance.
$1,500 one time
Build and launch a tool for one business problem, with team onboarding and 30 days of post-launch support.
$5,000–$15,000 per project
Maintain, monitor, and improve the system as your needs change. Available month to month.
$2,000–$5,000 per month
The build log
Small tools, experiments, and the decisions behind them. Browse the latest builds or dig into the archive.
Meet Michael
I’m a Nashville-based consultant with more than a decade across product, operations, and enterprise software, including Oracle and Voyager.
I bring that experience to the details that make a tool useful: clear handoffs, human review, and an interface your team can understand. You work directly with me, from the first conversation through the build.
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Tell me what your team does repeatedly, which tools you use, and where work gets stuck. I’ll help you decide whether automation is worth pursuing.