Digital feng shui for your business.

Yep — take a look at the client work above for automation examples across Notion, Make, and custom code.

I bring a unique blend of deep technical knowledge and real-world business experience to every project:

• Systems exposure — Since 2017, I've worked as a software and operations engineer for large companies ranging from 500 to 5,000 employees, including SkyBet, XING, and Flashtalking.
• Business experience — I founded my first startup in 2021 and co-founded another in 2023, giving me firsthand insight into the role of systems in business.
• Hands-on systems consulting — Since March 2022, I've been systems and integrations consulting, working with dozens of clients to streamline and optimize their operations.
• Human-centered — People always come before systems. I don't evangelize tools — I believe less is more. The best systems “just work.”
• Operations background — At SkyBet I worked as a DevOps Engineer, building, maintaining and fixing enterprise systems at scale, where downtime equals thousands of $$$ lost per minute.
• Not just another NoCode consultant — NoCode runs on Code, which I understand, allowing me to build smarter systems and make better architectural decisions.
• Speed & Efficiency — I can identify core issues and fix them faster, debugging complex issues swiftly and ensuring solutions are robust from the start.

Short answer, no. Notion is one of my core tools because it's a powerful, flexible platform for many business needs, but it's far from the only system I use. I'm comfortable with everything from NoCode platforms to fully custom-coded solutions — whether it's automations, AI, or more specialized tools, I have the technical skill set to build or connect them seamlessly.

It's true that Notion comes with its own logic and structure — like any new platform — but it's not as overwhelming as it might seem. The trick is to set it up so that you and your team interact with a simplified, intuitive workspace rather than a messy, “wild west” environment. So yes, there's a learning curve, but with a well-structured setup and a bit of guidance, you'll be up and running far more quickly than you might expect — and you'll be equipped to scale your Notion workspace as your needs evolve.

My onboarding process is designed to make sure we start on solid ground, with clear expectations and goals:

1. Initial Discovery – We'll have a call to discuss your current challenges, existing workflows, and the outcomes you're aiming for.
2. Proposal & Scope – Based on what we uncover, I'll put together a proposal outlining key deliverables, timelines, and pricing.
3. Systems Audit – If you already have systems in place, I'll review them to see what's working, what's not, and where the best opportunities for improvement lie.
4. Roadmap & Kickoff – We refine the approach together, prioritize tasks, then get started on implementation.

Yes. I believe proper system implementation is just the start:

1. Training & Resources — recorded video materials and live training sessions to help onboard new team members.
2. Flexible Retainers — for clients who want continuous improvements or quicker access to support.

Absolutely. Data migration is a core part of many systems projects, and I handle it in a structured, low-risk way:

1. Assessment & Planning — I look at what data you have and how you're currently using it, to identify dependencies or hidden “gotchas” before we migrate a single file.
2. Mapping & Cleanup — I create a clear mapping between your existing data and the new system's structures — and tidy up outdated or duplicated records along the way.
3. Automated/Assisted Transfer — I use automated scripts or tools where possible, with manual review checkpoints for critical data.
4. Validation & Testing — I perform checks to confirm everything's in the right place and works as expected, and you get to test it too.