Frequently Asked Questions
When is it better to rebuild my MVP instead of patching it?
Rebuilding makes sense when patches keep breaking, the codebase can’t scale, or adding new features slows everything down. A rebuild creates a stable foundation for growth.
How can I tell if my business processes are ready for automation?
If daily tasks are repetitive, error-prone, or eating hours of staff time, those workflows are ready for automation. The best candidates are routine, rules-based processes.
What is the best way for my small business to start using AI?
The best place to start is with a single, clear problem, like speeding up reporting or handling customer requests. Small wins prove value fast and open the door to bigger AI tools.
How can outdated tools or spreadsheets be replaced with modern systems?
Old spreadsheets or legacy apps can be turned into web-based tools that are faster, more secure, and easier to scale. Modern systems reduce manual errors and give teams more time back.
Which business workflows are easiest to automate first?
Start with high-volume, low-complexity tasks like data entry, scheduling, or reporting. Early wins build confidence and free up energy for deeper automation projects.
Do I need perfect specs to start an MVP or automation project?
Clear specs aren’t required. A rough idea, problem statement, or even a messy prototype is enough to get started. The details can be worked out during rapid prototyping.