A shop I built, not rented.
The layer most stores pay Shopify for monthly: product, cart, design sessions. Mine is my own build, hooked up to the same checkout rails.
I'm an AI consultant and builder. I design, ship, support and advise on AI systems end to end: operational workflows, internal tools, enquiry handling, reporting, and the systems that take repetitive work off your team. The goal is simple: systems you own, that save measurable time, and that you can trust after the install.
Products built the way yours would be: monitored, documented, and owned by the people who use them.

Always-on customer service across web chat, WhatsApp, and voice. Fewer missed enquiries, faster first response, consistent answers without a 24/7 rota.
24/7 cover across three channels, one brain. Triage, route, book, never missed a call.

An AI-curated short-breaks site for UK travellers. Discovery, pricing and packaging run as a workflow, with the data layer owned end to end.
Live rates from £68 to £307 across eight destination pages. No fabricated prices.

My own streetwear brand, built end to end: a custom storefront, an in-browser cap designer with its own thread-colour engine, and a print pipeline that renders and fulfils every order.
Designer to print-ready file to Printful, automated. Storefront and engine are mine.
The fourth slot is deliberately open. Bring the process that eats the most hours and I will map whether it belongs in here.
Also built here: lead generation and qualification, CRM and operational integrations, internal knowledge assistants, and the custom portals around them. See the full service list.
Before the AI work: an apparel brand built to £6m a year and 3,000+ orders a day at peak, then sold. Since then, for my own streetwear label, I didn't just run the shop, I rebuilt the machinery behind it.
The layer most stores pay Shopify for monthly: product, cart, design sessions. Mine is my own build, hooked up to the same checkout rails.
An in-browser cap designer with its own thread-colour engine. Every order renders to a print-ready file and flows into the Printful pipeline automatically.
A Triple Whale alternative built for my own stores: every order traced to its source, with real fees, VAT and FX in the margin maths.
A practical 20-minute conversation about where automation genuinely helps, then a fixed scope. Three ways to work together:
Customer service, bookings, follow-ups, quoting, reporting, internal dashboards. I design, ship, hand over. You own the system, the data, the roadmap. No platform lock-in. Typically six to eight weeks, fixed price.
Where AI helps, where it doesn't. Honest reads on tools, build vs buy, and sequencing, including a clear "not yet" when that's the right answer. Day rate, fixed scope.
Training and support so your team actually uses the systems after launch. Runbooks, prompt standards, lightweight governance. Monthly, off when you don't need it.
discover → map → build → validate → deploy → improve
Friends call him Ted. He has been building businesses online since 2004, starting with e-commerce: an apparel brand grown to £6m a year and 3,000+ orders a day at peak, then sold. He also co-runs Magic Dolphin, a Shopify-focused growth agency, which is where the ads, attribution and profit-tracking side of this work lives.
Much of that was operational: factories, warehouses, forty staff at peak, and the daily reality of processes that break the moment nobody's watching. He moved into AI because he was the customer first, tired of tools that demo well and disappear when the workload lands.
That background is the difference. Proposals come in plain English, not vendor-speak. Systems get built around how your team actually works, including the messy parts. And if AI isn't the right answer for your problem, you'll hear that straight.
Do the rough maths first if you like. The numbers can be approximate; the point is the order of magnitude, and whether it is worth a conversation.
Bring one workflow that eats time. You leave with a yes or no on AI for it, a rough cost range if you want help, and one idea you can run yourself.
A plain-English read of your map-pack position and local search. No retainers, fixed price. Trades businesses often start here.
AI Council argues your next decision through six perspectives. The ROI calculator sizes the busywork in your operation.
Practical AI systems for UK small and medium businesses: workflow automation, enquiry handling, CRM and process integrations, internal tools and reporting. Every system is designed, shipped and handed over for you to own, with no platform lock-in.
It depends on the process, not on a package price. Work starts with a free 20-minute discovery call to map where automation genuinely pays off, and a clear proposal follows in plain English. If AI is not the right answer, you will be told straight.
No. Systems are built around how your team already works, with training, runbooks and support included so your people run them day to day. The goal is a system your team trusts, not one that needs a specialist on call.
Expedient AI is based in Bristol and works with small and medium businesses across the South West and the rest of the UK.
Bring one workflow you'd like to improve. By the end of the call you'll have a clear yes or no on whether AI is genuinely worth it for that workflow, and a rough cost and time range if you want help shipping it.
Replies within one working day. What helps me help you: send one workflow, one sentence on what hurts about it, and a number (volume, hours lost, errors/week).