After 20 Years of Building Software, Here's Why We're Going All-In on AI

I've been building software for over twenty years. I've watched a lot of "next big things" roll through town. Cloud. Mobile. Blockchain. Some of them delivered. Some of them were just expensive PowerPoints.

AI is different. And I don't throw that around loosely.

Over the last couple of years, the tools have gotten better at a speed I've never seen. Not a little better — like, stop-what-you're-doing-and-rethink-everything better. That doesn't happen often. I can count on one hand the number of times I've felt that in my career.

I started using AI in my own work first. Automating stuff. Writing code faster. Knocking out tasks that used to eat half my day. And I kept coming back to the same thought: every business I know could use this, and almost none of them know where to start.

That's why I started Clockwork.

Look, I'm not here to sell hype. I've been doing this long enough to tell the difference between a buzzword and something that actually changes the game. This changes the game. The businesses that figure out how to use AI now — not next quarter, not "when it's ready" — they're gonna have a real edge over everybody still kicking the tires.

But here's the deal: most business owners aren't gonna figure this out on their own. They don't have time to test fifty tools, read research papers, or tinker with agents on the weekend. They need somebody who can walk in, learn how their business actually runs, and build systems that just work.

That's what we do. We dig into how your business operates, then we wire in AI agents that handle the repetitive stuff — the tasks your team is way too talented to be doing. Invoicing. Scheduling. Follow-ups. Reporting. Data entry. All that stuff that eats up hours every single week.

Your team doesn't shrink. They get freed up to do work that actually moves the needle.

We're not trying to build a big agency. We're building something hands-on and personal. Twenty years of solving hard problems, now pointed at the biggest opportunity I've seen in my career.

If you're a business owner and you've been wondering what AI could actually do for you — let's talk. No pitch. No pressure. Just a conversation.