How the systems work, what they're built on, and what Salt Lake City small businesses should be automating right now.
Fable 5 launched June 9th. By June 12th it was gone. Here's the full story of what happened, who was behind it, and why it matters for anyone building with AI.
Read the post →Most business websites look fine on the surface but quietly push visitors away. Here are five signs yours might be costing you leads and what to do about each one.
Read the post →Most small businesses are paying monthly AI fees they do not need. Running AI on your own hardware is faster, cheaper, and more private than you might think.
Read the post →Fellowship Hall runs a weekly Farmers & Arts Market in Salt Lake City. Their vendor intake was a mess of spreadsheets and manual emails. Here's how I replaced all of it with a self-hosted automation pipeline that runs on hardware they already own.
Read the post →SaaS automation tools are fast to set up and easy to sell. But for a lot of small businesses, especially those handling sensitive data, self-hosted automation makes more sense. Here's how to think through the decision.
Read the post →Most small business owners don't know what to ask a web designer before they hire one. These five questions will help you figure out who actually knows what they're doing and whether they're the right fit.
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