Automate the everyday.
Less copying, chasing, and checking. Connect the steps in your process so the routine work gets done.
Enquiries · Onboarding · ReportingSEASONED VETERAN / BUSINESS AUTOMATION

I’m Richard. I like making complicated work feel simple.
I build the tools, automations, and practical AI that connect the dots—and give your team a little breathing room.
17 years of hands-on software engineering.
Now putting that experience to work for your business.
I combine 17 years of engineering experience with the right AI tools to move from idea to working product faster. More room to explore, test, and refine the details that make it great.
A capable collaborator for working through complex problems, developing ideas, and refining the code behind your product.
Versatile AI for building useful features, making sense of information, and connecting the steps in your business workflows.
AI helps me build faster. I bring the judgement, architecture, and testing that make the result worth using.
Start with the task you wish would take care of itself.
Less copying, chasing, and checking. Connect the steps in your process so the routine work gets done.
Enquiries · Onboarding · ReportingA clearer dashboard. A better client portal. A custom tool that fits the way your team actually works.
Internal tools · Portals · IntegrationsMake sense of documents, find the right information, and prepare useful first drafts—with people in control.
Document workflows · Search · AssistantsThe right automation handles the repetitive parts, so you can focus on the decision.
Website form or email
Organise the request and prepare a response.
Your judgement. Your relationship.

I started software engineering at 16, while I was in college. Seventeen years of building software solutions and SaaS have shaped how I work today: understand the business, simplify the process, and build tools that make a real difference.
We start with a conversation about your business. I’ll help you work out what’s worth building, explain the choices clearly, and stay close to the details.
Richard AbearThe person you’ll work with.Practical notes on automation, business tools, and building things that work.
Visit the blog →Bring the messy process, the half-formed idea, or the “there must be a better way.”
That’s a good place to start.