Field notes from real workflows, stories told with permission, and perspective on what small businesses actually need from software. The Journal starts small, on purpose.
I have about 1,500 transactions and no interest in sorting them by hand. So I set up a model that sorts all of them, tells me which ones it isn’t sure about, and remembers what I say when I correct it.
Everyone has the same models. The results are wildly different. Code isn’t the blocker anymore, so what’s left is building an environment where the AI can do good work.
The tools were supposed to save time. Instead the owner ends up doing the work of connecting them. Before asking what to buy, ask what should stop happening.