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Actually AI
Birmingham · UK

Software that survives contact with the real world.

Websites, AI implementation, and automation. Built and shipped by one person who spent thirteen years on the other side of the table, commissioning this work and testing whether it held up.

The CheckNext property report, running live.
Proof

Things I have actually shipped.

Real products. Built and shipped by one person.

  • CheckNext

    Property intelligence for buyers. Live, taking payments.

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  • Trimancy

    A real iOS app. Built solo, in TestFlight, heading for the App Store.

  • Venue Impact Index

    A live data product, ranking UK venues on sustainability.

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What I do

Three things. Most clients want two of them.

Web development

From £3,500

Fast, accessible, and built to pass an audit. Next.js, hosted properly, yours to keep. No page builder, no monthly rent on your own website.

AI implementation

From £5,000

AI put into the business, not into a slide deck. I will tell you honestly when the answer is that you do not need it.

Software and automation

Scoped on a call

Anywhere from getting Claude working properly for your team, to a full build north of ten thousand pounds. The weekly job nobody enjoys, gone.

Start here

The Tech Health Check. £300.

A fixed price, fixed scope look at what you are running, what it is costing you, and what I would do first. You get a written answer either way, and no obligation to buy anything else.

Why me

Thirteen years on your side of the table.

Before I built software, I ran sustainability and compliance reporting for KPMG, Thomas Cook, Whitbread and Currys. I was the person who commissioned this work, then had to stand behind it when a regulator asked how the number was produced.

That is a useful thing to have in the room. I know what happens to a claim that cannot be evidenced, and I build accordingly. The websites and the software hold up under scrutiny, because that is the only kind I know how to make.

It also means I will tell you when the answer is no. Plenty of businesses do not need AI, and I would rather say so on a free call than take five thousand pounds to prove it.

How it works

Three steps. No discovery theatre.

  1. 01

    Call

    Thirty minutes, free. You describe the problem. I tell you honestly whether I can help, and roughly what it costs.

  2. 02

    Scope

    A fixed price and a fixed date, written down before anything starts. No hourly billing, no scope drift, no surprises.

  3. 03

    Ship

    You get the keys. The code, the accounts, the hosting. Nothing is held hostage, and you are never locked in.

Try it

Tell me what your business does.

This is a real AI, running live on this page. It will tell you the first thing I would automate for you. It is not a chatbot and it will not sell you anything.

Sent to an AI model, emailed to David, and stored so nobody can flood it. Nothing else.