Practical help for small businesses

Your business.Less busywork.

Tell me what takes too long, gets missed, or keeps pulling you away from customers. I’ll help you find a simpler way to handle it, whether that’s a better process, a small tool, or AI.

Customer follow-ups
Estimate reminders
Schedule changes
Review replies
Routine paperwork
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Recognize this?

The work is small.
The pile never is.

01

A new inquiry arrives while you’re helping someone.

You mean to answer when things slow down. By then, they may already be talking to someone else.

02

The estimate is sent. The follow-up lives in your head.

There is no reminder. It is just one more open loop competing with everything else you have to remember.

03

Tomorrow’s schedule changes. Everyone needs to know.

One small update turns into a trail of calls, texts, confirmations, and crossed fingers.

04

The day ends. The inbox is still open.

Reviews, paperwork, and messages spill into the hours you meant to keep for yourself.

A quieter way to work

One workflow.
Made lighter.

Start with one repeating handoff. Make it clear, useful, and dependable. Expand only when it has earned the right to stay.

Observe

See where the time really goes

We walk through one repeating workflow as it actually happens, not how a software diagram says it should happen.

one-workflow.myqi Ready
  1. 01

    New request arrives

  2. 02

    Details copied by hand

  3. 03

    Follow-up remembered later

What I can build

Useful systems.
Not AI theater.

Invoice admin · illustrative example

From manual entry to one quick review.

An invoice arrives. Instead of typing every field, the details are prepared and ready for you to approve.

Before / afterIllustrative example
Website redesign · illustrative example

From hard to follow to easy to contact.

The business stays the same. The website makes the offer clearer, puts the next step where customers can see it, and works properly on a phone.

Before / after / mobileIllustrative example
Different needs · practical next steps

Different problems. One practical first step.

The right answer depends on how your business actually works. Start with the part that gets in the way most often.

  • New inquiries answered sooner. Capture the details and prepare the next reply.
  • Follow-ups remembered. Keep estimates and customer promises moving.
  • Schedule changes shared. Prepare reminders and keep customers informed.
  • Paperwork ready to review. Turn routine admin into a finished first draft.
What I value

Good systems start
with good service.

01

Clear, ordinary language

No jargon and no performance. You should always understand what I’m proposing and why.

02

Listen before building

I ask open questions and learn how the work really happens before suggesting a solution.

03

Your interests come first

If the simpler answer is better for your business, I’ll recommend it—even when it means less work for me.

04

A clear next step

You get a direct recommendation, a prompt response, and written follow-through after every conversation.

Michael and Nancy laughing together on a beach
Michael & Nancy · founders of myqi
A note from Michael
“I’m starting small on purpose: one local business, one repetitive workflow, one useful result at a time.”

I build systems for a living, and I kept seeing the same gap: owners were doing valuable work all day, then spending their evenings holding the business together by hand. myqi exists to close that gap without turning your business into a software project.

MY
Michael YuFounder · myqi
Start with one thing

What would make
your day easier?

Tell me what takes too long, gets missed, or pulls you away from customers. I’ll help you find the simplest useful way to handle it.

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