One MacOne screen. One AI employee.

Every Mac employee is priced around the job it's taking over. Upfront covers the hardware, private workspace, setup, and build. Monthly keeps its workspace current, monitored, maintained, and supported. If you want numbers, book a call and I'll tell you straight. A deposit locks your hardware and build slot.

Yes. The Mac is yours. You're paying for real hardware, the setup, and the private system built around you and your business.

Like a real employee. You chat with it or tell it what needs to happen. It runs from one screen and can take action across the apps it is connected to: email, calendar, CRM, invoices, spreadsheets, payments, and more.

No. ChatGPT or Codex is the front door. I build the private workspace behind it: approved owner-and-business memory, app access, approval rules, validation, and ongoing updates. Then I build the jobs it can actually do for you.

Yes. The point is to connect the apps your business already uses, then give the Mac controlled access to take real actions like sending emails, checking invoices, updating records, scheduling work, and pulling reports.

I do. You buy the Mac from me, I build its private workspace around you and your business, connect your apps, and build the first job it can handle. Then we add more as it proves itself.

Yes. The Mac learns only from approved sources and is built around your rules, approvals, and permissions. We start with one job, keep you in the loop, and only add more responsibility when it makes sense.

It can send emails, update CRMs, check invoices, schedule jobs, follow up with leads, clean up admin work, pull reports, update spreadsheets, and remind you what needs attention.

Probably. I don't sell by industry first. I sell by bottleneck. If your business has repetitive computer work that keeps eating time, there's a good chance I can build around it.

No. This is built to feel simple. You tell it what needs to happen from one screen, and I handle the setup, app connections, training, first job build, and support.

Yes. I also build websites and custom software. But the Mac employee is the main offer because it's the fastest way to take real work off your plate. If a website or custom software helps the Mac do its job better, I can build that too.