I use AI to build software worth paying for.
I am Chris Paulus. I build and run eight software companies on my own, with no team and no office.
AI technology is how one person ships eight real services. I pick the job, build it with AI, and use it myself before anyone pays for it.
This page is the whole list. Nothing is sold here — every one of them is bought on its own site.
Services I built.
One job each, and the price is printed. Tap a name and you land on its own site, with the same name behind it.
Photograph the discharge summary and the pill bottles. They come back as medications, dates and plain instructions the whole family can see, with nothing typed in.
Never miss a renewal, inspection, certification, or deadline. Everything with a date on it, in one place, with a reminder before it runs out.
One price, one outlet list, no quote required. A written release from a six-question brief, with the exact cost shown before you pay anything.
Type the job and the price you quoted. After that every cost is one photo in the parking lot. Close the job and it tells you flat what you cleared and what that came to an hour.
You BCC one address on every quote and invoice. When one goes quiet, it hands you the follow-up, already written.
Type the line items, send a clean invoice or quote by email in about a minute. No account to make first.
One page for your shop — services, hours, photos — with a quote form that sends straight to your inbox. Live in minutes.
The whole website, not one page — home, services, gallery, contact — built in a visual editor with no code anywhere. Google-ready pages and hosting are in the price, and I set it up with you myself.
Eight services today. More when they are ready.
AI does not make software good. Knowing exactly which job it has to do does.
Every one of these started as a job I was doing badly with a notepad. Chasing an invoice. Writing a quote at nine at night. Keeping track of a parent’s medication after a hospital stay.
I am not a software company. No marketing team, no sales call, no demo to sit through. One name on every page, and it is mine.
Start with whichever one is costing you money this week.