Done-for-you. Fixed price. 1 to 6 weeks. You tell me what to build. I hand it over working.
Tell me what you're trying to build →You adapted. Your team adapted. You stitched together GHL and a Google Sheet and an n8n flow and a Make scenario because that was the closest off-the-shelf could get you to what your business actually needs.
And it works. Technically. It's just not the thing you'd build if you could build anything.
The thing you'd build if you could build anything is what I make.
Both are fixed scope, fixed price, done-for-you. The difference is how much you want rebuilt.
One specific thing, built properly. A lead flow you want smarter, a reporting setup you want sharper, the internal tool you've been meaning to get round to, a piece of automation doing the work of a part-time hire.
You know what it is. You just don't have a week to build it yourself, and every dev shop you've asked wants three months and a deposit the size of a car.
You tell me the one thing. I build it, ship it, hand it over working. Two weeks later your team is using it and you're thinking about the next thing.
Your whole operational backbone, rebuilt as one thing. For the point where you're ready to stop stitching tools together and you want the full system working properly, end to end.
Data layer. Automations. Integrations. Dashboards. The clever bits where they help. All of it, designed around how you actually work, all hanging together cleanly, all handed over in working order.
This is what I spent two and a half years building at RESG. I know which bits matter and which bits are a trap.
Thirty minutes. You tell me what you want to build. I ask the annoying questions.
Scope, timeline, price. In writing. No hourly billing.
Clear updates at checkpoints. No forty Slack messages a day.
The working thing, plus the half-page doc your team actually needs.
Anything broken in the first 30 days, I fix. Free.
I'm a builder. I have a masters in bioinformatics, two and a half years running operations at the UK's #1 Trustpilot-rated ad agency, and I'm a co-founder of HumTech — a full multi-tenant AI SaaS platform we shipped in three months.
What I've found is that having ops experience, statistical training, and the ability to ship the code in the same head cuts out a lot of the back-and-forth that usually slows these builds down. I can sit with the problem, design the system, and ship it without needing to translate between people.
Deep Dive Tech is the custom version of what I've spent the last few years building. When a business doesn't need the whole platform, just the one system that lets a small team punch above its weight, that's what I make.
2.5 years as Head of Ops & Tech. Employee number two. I built the lead qualification engine, every automation, the first database, the first server, and every dashboard.
The qualification engine processed 200+ leads a week. Every one was checked against the EPC API, filtered for eligibility, routed through the right pipeline. Before that, each lead took ten minutes of manual lookup. After, it was instant. The team did sales, not spreadsheets.
I built those systems while doing sales calls and having a newborn. That's not a flex. It's the truest thing about how I work. I build systems inside the mess, while the mess is still happening.
Four integrated products. Multi-tenant. Bayesian statistics. Voice AI. 300 passing tests. A working demo you can log in to.
Having ops experience, a statistics masters, and engineering skill in one head cuts out a lot of the back-and-forth that usually slows these builds down.
See HumTech →It's a free 30-minute call. You tell me what you want to build, I tell you whether I can build it.
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