Built by you · Training for non-technical teams

Give your team the skills to build automations.

Building software used to mean hiring developers. Not any more. Modern AI tools mean anyone can build, and the people closest to the problem build the best solutions. We train your team to automate their own work, so they can spend their time on the valuable, human parts of the job. Honest, practical, sensible.

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01 — Why now

AI has changed software development forever.

The old way

Wait for developers.

Until recently, every new tool and every small change meant briefing outside developers, waiting for the work, and paying again the next time anything moved. The people who understood the problem couldn't touch the solution.

  • Tools nobody in the building understands
  • A queue for every small change
  • Knowledge that leaves when the contract ends

The new way

Build the skills inside your own team.

AI has made building software accessible to non-coders. The people who understand your business best can now build for it themselves. We upskill the loosely technical people on your team, the ones who already build clever spreadsheets, into colleagues who can automate almost anything.

  • Built by people who understand the business
  • The skills stay when we leave
  • Maintained, improved and extended in-house

02 — Workshops

Live building, not slides.

01

Formats

From a half-day introduction to a month-long programme, online or in person. Completely beginner friendly, and sized for your team rather than a conference room.

02

The tools

Your team learns to build and automate with the latest tools, including Claude Code, Zapier, n8n and Lovable. Wherever possible we work with tools you already pay for.

03

How sessions run

We build live, using your real processes as the examples, so people leave with something working rather than a folder of theory. Recordings and notes are included with every session.

03 — Who it's for

Sound familiar?

If two or more of these sound like you, we should probably have a chat.

04 — Pricing

Simple, honest pricing.

Kickstart

£1,000 half day

A half-day introduction to modern AI and automation tools for up to six people. Your team leaves with their first working automation and a clear idea of what to build next.

  • Half day, online or in person
  • Up to 6 people
  • Recordings and notes included
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Build Day

£2,000 full day

A full day of hands-on building for up to ten people. We work through your real processes and your team builds the automations themselves, with us alongside.

  • Full day, online or in person
  • Up to 10 people
  • Recordings and notes included
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Larger teams add £150 per extra person, up to 15 per session. In-person sessions add travel at cost. No hidden extras.

05 — FAQ

Things people ask us.

Do we need technical people on the team?

No. Workshops are aimed at non-technical staff and everything is explained in plain English. The loosely technical people on your team, the ones who build clever spreadsheets, usually turn out to be the best builders.

How many people can join a session?

Each package includes a team size: six for a Kickstart, ten for a Build Day and eight for the Builder Programme. Larger teams add £150 per extra person, up to 15 in a session. Beyond that we run two groups, so everyone still gets hands-on time.

What kinds of businesses do you work with?

Small and mid-sized companies drowning in repetitive admin. If your team spends hours every week on emails, spreadsheets and copying data between systems, there's almost certainly something worth automating.

What if we'd rather you just built it for us?

We do that too, to a fixed quote with documentation and training included. For a website, app or product, see development. If the problem is the whole business running on spreadsheets and subscriptions that don't talk to each other, see business automation. Or just mention it when you email.

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Let's untangle your busywork.

Tell us what's eating your team's week and what you'd like them to be able to build. A short email is plenty, and you'll get a reply from a person.

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