Bring us
the problem.

We help small businesses fix what slows them down. We’re software engineers with 30+ years of experience between us, and we use AI only where it helps.

Example only, with made-up names and figures. Routine steps run the way you approved them; anything new waits for you.

Came in

Missed call at 2:12pm, while you were on a job

New number, no voicemail.

Done the way you approved

  • Texted back within a minute: “Sorry we missed you. How can we help?”
  • Jordan replied: leaking kitchen tap, free tomorrow morning
  • Checked your calendar: 9:00–10:00 is open
  • Drafted a booking with the address and job notes

Needs you

Book Jordan for a tap repair tomorrow at 9:00?

Sound familiar?

Problems small business owners often describe.

Admin eats my evenings and weekends.
We find the jobs you repeat every week and take them off your plate, often with software you already pay for.
I spend half my life chasing people to pay me.
Reminders you’ve approved go out on schedule from your invoicing software, so you stop chasing payments by hand.
I can’t pick up while I’m on a job.
Missed callers get a text back that you’ve approved, and new work is drafted into your calendar for you to confirm.
I type the same thing into three different places.
We connect the tools you use, so information is entered once and shows up everywhere it’s needed.
Everything has to go through me.
We map how the work actually runs, hand the routine steps to a system, and keep the decisions with you.
I know I should use AI. I don’t know where to start.
One conversation about your business, then a list of what’s worth doing, what isn’t, and what each costs.

Something else slowing you down? Tell us yours

How we work

Small firms are falling behind

37% vs under 20%

US firms using AI: those with 250+ staff, against those with four people or fewer. Since December 2025, use has grown at firms with 20+ staff but not at smaller ones.

US Census Bureau, May 2026

14%

of 1,256 US small business owners surveyed are fully integrating AI into how their business runs, though 76% use it in some way.

Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses survey, March 2026

Most owners have tried AI, but few have made it work inside the business. We help with that part.

Why we start with the problem

Between us, we’ve spent more than 30 years building software. We started out writing every line of code by hand. Today, one clear sentence can get a working first draft.

Each new set of tools promised to fix everything. The projects that worked were the ones where we understood the problem first. AI is the fastest tool we’ve had, and we use it like any other.

RAND, a US research group, asked 65 experienced engineers why AI projects fail. The reason they gave most often was that the problem had been misunderstood. RAND, 2024

Then

public class InvoiceReminder {
    private final MailService mail;
    private final InvoiceRepository invoices;

    public void sendOverdueReminders() {
        for (Invoice inv : invoices.findOverdue(14)) {
            String body = Templates.render("reminder", inv);
            mail.send(inv.getCustomerEmail(), body);
            inv.markReminded();
        }
    }
}

Now

“Every Friday, send a friendly reminder to customers whose invoices are more than 14 days overdue.”

Writing the sentence is the quick part. Knowing what your business needs it to say takes the time, and we still read and test every line before it goes live.

What’s slowing your business down? Tell us, and we’ll reply within two working days.

Or email hello@tedpoint.ai