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Make the everyday a little easier.

The document you can’t find. The task you keep putting off. Let’s choose one thing, figure out what’s getting in the way, and make it easier to handle.

What keeps coming up?

A few places we could start. We choose what would be useful to you.

Find the file.

Put school forms, receipts, or household documents somewhere that makes sense. Start with one category and a simple way to keep it organized.

Keep up with home admin.

Bring reminders, renewals, or home maintenance into one routine you can keep up with.

Make the next time easier.

Turn a task you repeat into a useful checklist or template. Put the tools you already have to work.

The tools keep changing. We learn, adapt and put what’s useful to work.

A focused service with Alex

First Fix

$450 one-time

One task, with the scope agreed before we start. We work through it together and review the setup, findings, and next step.

Find a starting point

What’s included?

  1. A 20-minute discovery call.Talk through the task, your tools, and what’s getting in the way.
  2. One agreed focus.Agree on the work and any access needed before we begin.
  3. A 30-minute share-out.Review what we worked on and what to do next.

We agree on any extra work or software costs first. I don’t keep your passwords.

See the difference.

A few tools I built for my own life.

Expenses

Before

Receipts and transactions pile up across apps. Friday comes, and I’m buried in hours of expense reporting—hunting down receipts and matching the details.

After

I built Shekel to match receipts and transactions in one place. After I review the details, it enters approved expenses into Concur for me.

Live Set

Before

A gig coming up, song ideas on scattered pages, and music in different apps. I knew what I wanted to play, but nothing was in one place.

After

I built Live Set to bring gigs, church volunteering, setlists, and music together. It connects the tools I use and helps me find what I need, so I can pull up the set and focus on playing.