For teams that want internal AI capability

Practical AI consulting
for teams that want to own the system.

Flow Local is the done-for-you route for local service businesses. Consulting is the other route: for teams that already have people, tools, or internal ownership, and want help deciding what to build, how to build it, or how to train staff to use AI properly.

Built around practical work, not keynote theatre. I'm a product developer at a Belfast edtech startup, and I also deliver practical AI education for small-business programmes.

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Three ways to work together.

1. AI audit

A practical look at where AI and automation would actually help: what to automate, what not to touch, what order to do it in, and what tools fit your team. You get a written set of recommendations with the reasoning behind each one, so you can build internally, brief a partner, or decide not to build at all.

2. Build sprint

One focused workflow or internal tool built properly and handed over: a lead-response flow, reporting dashboard, document-processing workflow, CRM automation, prompt library, or internal assistant. Scoped tightly, shipped working, documented, and explained to the people who will own it.

3. Team training

Hands-on AI training for operators, managers, and teams who need to use the tools in real work. What is useful now, what is still brittle, how to write better prompts, how to review outputs, where automation makes sense, and where a human should stay in the loop.

What this is good for.

The best consulting work is specific. Bring an operational problem, a team that wants to learn, or a messy workflow you suspect AI could improve.

Lead and customer workflows. Intake, qualification, follow-up, CRM hygiene, review requests, reporting, and handoff between AI and humans.

Internal productivity. Repetitive documents, inbox triage, spreadsheet workflows, research synthesis, content operations, support notes, and internal knowledge assistants.

Team enablement. Training people to use AI safely and effectively without pretending every task needs an agent or every process should be automated.

Tool choice. OpenAI, Claude, n8n, Make, Zapier, HubSpot, Pipedrive, GoHighLevel, Airtable, Supabase, Vercel, Retool, and whatever else fits the actual job. The tool follows the workflow.

When this is not the right offer.

If you are a local service business and mainly want someone to build and run the website, assistant, follow-up, and reviews for you, start with the Flow Local founder offer instead.

Consulting is for teams that want to own the system internally. The managed Flow Local offer is for businesses that want the result without carrying the tooling, maintenance, and prompt-tuning work themselves.

See the done-for-you offer →

Bring one real problem.

A 15-minute call is enough to work out whether this should be an audit, a build sprint, training, the managed Flow Local offer, or nothing at all.