Northstar Solutions · Fort Myers, FL
Same Zavi who’s cutting your hair. I also build AI automations, workflows and websites for small businesses, and I explain every piece in plain English.
What I build
Most business owners aren’t confused because AI is hard. Nobody ever explained it in their language. So here’s each one, with what it looks like at a barbershop.
The boring stuff does itself.
A little helper that does the same job the same way every time, so you don’t have to.
At a barbershop
Someone texts “are you open Saturday?” at 11pm. The right answer goes out in seconds, using your real hours and openings.
Several steps, one flow.
A chain of steps where AI reads, decides and hands off to the next step, like a very patient assistant.
At a barbershop
After every cut, a thank-you text goes out. Weeks later, a nudge: “Ready for a fresh one?” Every new face lands in one tidy list, so you can see who keeps coming back.
Fast, clear, and yours to edit.
A site that explains what you do and turns a visitor into a booking, and that you can update by typing sentences, not code.
At a barbershop
Your menu, prices and hours in one place that loads fast on a phone, with a button that takes someone straight to booking.
Fixed prices, quoted after one call. Websites start at $600 and AI automations at $1,200. Bigger jobs get their own quote.
See the price list (opens in a new tab)Watch one run
Step 1
“Anything open Saturday morning?”
Step 2
“Yes! 10:30 or 11:00. Which one?”
Step 3
Sat 10:30 · booked
Step 4
“See you Saturday at 10:30.”
$ run booking-reply
9:02pmmessage received
9:02pmreply sent, from your openings
9:02pmSat 10:30 added to the calendar
9:03pmreminder text scheduled
done. you were asleep.
What did you do?
Nothing.
The customer got an answer, a booked slot and a reminder. You were asleep.
An example for a barbershop-type business, not a real customer’s data.
Proof I can build
Real things, built by one person, between haircuts. Some of them you’re standing inside right now.
01 / You’re standing in it
Scroll-driven animation, a booking sheet that opens in place, a sign-in that only needs a username, and in-app messages that come straight to me.
Fresh cuts, booked in seconds.
Book your chair02 / Client CRM and portal
Invoices come with Stripe pay links and mark themselves paid. Clients get a portal login after they pay, and each project’s checklist moves forward on its own.
03 / Delivery process
Six helpers with one job each: coordinate, scope, design, build, secure and audit. Nothing goes live until the audit says ship.
04 / Community
A public website, a members' app, and a Discord bot that keeps running on its own server.
How we work
You’ll always know where things stand, what comes next, and what it costs before I start.
Thirty minutes. You tell me about the week that annoys you. No pitch, no jargon.
A short written plan first: what I’d build, what it costs, what it won’t do. Then you watch it take shape on real screens, not mockups of mockups.
I check it on phones and laptops, and I run a security pass before anyone relies on it.
You drive and I answer questions until it’s boring. You own the site, the accounts and the notes at the end. One person to call when something looks wrong, and it’s me.
Who it’s for
You’re great at the work. The phone, the texts and the spreadsheet are what eat your evenings.
Posting, replying, scheduling, repeating. Let the repeating part run itself and keep the making part.
If you do it every week and it never changes, a computer can probably do it for you.
Sitting in my chair?
Ask me about it. I’ll explain it in plain English while I work, and I promise there won’t be a quiz.
Your turn
Tell me what’s slowing your week down. I’ll tell you what I’d build, what it costs, and whether it’s even worth doing.
Fixed prices after one call: websites from $600, AI automations from $1,200. In person around Southwest Florida, remote anywhere.