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Bring us the problem. We'll develop the solution.

We design and build custom software, automation, and AI for small and mid-sized businesses. Improve the customer experience, connect your tools, and give your team more time for work that matters.

The audit starts with a 15-minute conversation. Any paid work needs your written approval.

An example week
  • Missed calls 8 a week Callers texted back with a booking link 40 min
  • Appointment requests 12 a week Appointments booked, reminders scheduled 60 min
  • Quotes to prepare 4 a week Quotes drafted from your price list 80 min
  • New reviews 5 a week Review replies drafted for approval 25 min
  • Overdue invoices 6 a week Payment reminders sent with a link 60 min

Estimated review time: 57 min a week.

Illustrative estimates. Review work remains; adjust the times for your process.

What does your week look like?

Your counts and time estimates, including review work.
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Already running

Real websites. Less repetitive work.

Willow Estates Assisted Living
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Family resources prepared for review.

Resources are prepared for the team’s review. The team decides what gets published.

By hand
  1. Choose a resource for families
  2. Prepare a summary
  3. Review and publish it
Automated
  1. Review a prepared resource
  2. Approve it for publication
See the website and project
Kress Memorial Church
Watch the walkthrough71 seconds · Narrated walkthrough

A website that keeps itself current.

Sermons, bulletins, and events publish from the tools the team already uses.

By hand
  1. Upload each sermon video
  2. Update the weekly bulletin
  3. Copy every event into the website
Automated
  1. Post to YouTube and Google Calendar as usual
  2. The website updates itself
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Kress Memorial Church · The walkthrough

Kress Memorial publishing walkthrough 71 seconds · Narrated walkthrough
A narrated overview of the website and connected publishing tools. English audio; English and Spanish captions are available.
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They send an email, and their website updates automatically. That’s one of the ways we helped Kress Memorial Church save time using tools they already had.

The weekly bulletin was already going out by email. We made it so sending it to a dedicated address updates their bulletin on the website too. Same routine, one less task.

They already used Google Calendar. We connected it to the website, where upcoming special events are automatically highlighted on the homepage. Update the calendar once, and the website follows.

Their YouTube playlists now power their sermon library. And when a live broadcast starts, the homepage brings it into focus, then returns to its regular layout when it ends.

Everything designed with mobile users in mind. No additional subscriptions or new tools to learn for these updates. Just less time copying information and uploading files, and more time for the people they serve.

This is what worked for their team. What works for yours might look different. At AI Prodigy, we build around your needs, train your team, and stay to support you.

Book a free consultation. Bring us the problem. We’ll develop the solution.

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What we do

Built around the way you work.

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Try a workflow

One inquiry. A clear next step.

Follow a service request from arrival to a reviewed reply. The repetitive steps move forward; your team keeps the decisions.

  1. Capture the request once, with the details the customer supplied.

  2. Use agreed rules to send the request to the right person.

  3. Draft an acknowledgment from approved information. The team still confirms availability and scope.

  4. Review or edit the draft before approving it. Approval is a deliberate action.

  5. Keep the approved reply and the follow-up task together so the team knows what comes next.

Example service teamIllustration
New inquiry

A customer asks for a service visit

Capture the request once, with the details the customer supplied.

Service request

Could someone visit on Thursday afternoon? I’d like an estimate before booking.

Assigned

Ready for the service coordinator

Use agreed rules to send the request to the right person.

Service request

Could someone visit on Thursday afternoon? I’d like an estimate before booking.

Owner
Service coordinator
Next task
Check availability and the work requested
Draft prepared

A useful reply, ready to check

Draft an acknowledgment from approved information. The team still confirms availability and scope.

Example acknowledgment

Thanks for reaching out. Our team will check availability and discuss the work before confirming a visit.

Needs review

Your team makes the decision

Review or edit the draft before approving it. Approval is a deliberate action.

The team confirms availability and scope before offering a visit.

Reviewed

Ready for the team to follow up

Keep the approved reply and the follow-up task together so the team knows what comes next.

Approved example reply

Thanks for reaching out. Our team will check availability and discuss the work before confirming a visit.

Next task
Confirm availability and scope with the customer
Owner
Service coordinator

A fictional example. No messages are sent and no appointment is booked.

Where does an inquiry slow down in your business?

Discuss a workflow like this
How it works

Start free. Pay only for what you approve.

  1. 01

    Free audit or consultation

    We start with a 15-minute conversation about your goals, current tools, and main challenge. No technical brief needed.

  2. 02

    Agree on the review

    Together, we decide what to review, what information is needed, what you’ll receive, and when.

  3. 03

    A clear proposal

    If you want to proceed, we put the paid scope, timeline, and price in writing for your approval.

  4. 04

    Build, launch, and support

    You see working progress along the way. We launch, train your team, and keep it running.

To prepare: share one task or problem, the tools you use, and a public website if you have one. A rough idea is enough.

For non-profits: a website for $59 a month.

Up to 3 pages, hosting, and routine care, with the build fee waived for approved applications. 12-month commitment.

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AI Prodigy founders Carlos and Jose David Germosen
Who we are

The people who scope your project know how to build it.

AI Prodigy was founded by Carlos and Jose David Germosen. Every project is scoped by an engineer who has built and run systems like it, so what we propose is what we can deliver.

  • AWS Solutions Architect
  • AWS Developer
  • AWS AI Practitioner
  • Stanford / DeepLearning.AI Machine Learning Specialization
More about the company

What could your team stop doing by hand?

Find out where your website or workflows could work better. Request a free audit; we start with a 15-minute conversation to understand your business.

Prefer email? contact@ai-prodigy.com