The show

Come on the show

It's a talk show, and it's a long one — two or three hours. You bring a problem out of your business, we point an AI at it on your computer, live, and we talk the whole way through while it works. Coming on costs nothing. Send it here; how it all goes is underneath.

Send me your wish

It comes straight to me. I read every one and I answer every one, even when the answer is no.

So I can write back. That is the only thing it is used for.

Whatever you do by hand and have never got around to fixing. Tell me how you do it now, step by step, boring bits included — the more you write here, the better the show is.

Your work or your business, and where this wish sits in it — who else it touches, what you've already tried. There is no such thing as too much detail here.

A spam check by Cloudflare Turnstile loads when you start typing — not before, and not on any other page. It sets no cookie and it does not follow you around; privacy says what this form keeps, which is very little.

What the show is about

People and their problems. We talk about the one that costs you money or a day a week, then we put an agent on it — an AI that runs on your own computer and can open your files and write new ones.

And an agent is slow. It goes off and thinks, and there's nothing to watch, so that's when we chat. Everything happens on your machine — I say what I'd do, you type it and you press yes. That's how you learn it.

How you get on it

  1. You send the form

    Up the top of this page. Be specific: "sorts my invoices into folders by month" beats "does my admin".

  2. I write back, and we have a chat

    10–20 minutes, nothing being sold in it. I want the problem in your own words.

  3. We agree if we want the show together

    Both ways. It might not fit the show, or you might want it done off camera.

  4. You sign the contract, and then you come on

    It says what's recorded, where it ends up, and what's yours. Sign it and we pick your slot.

What you'll be agreeing to is that contract in ordinary words. The contract binds, not a tick box.

When we actually record

Here's the inconvenient bit. I do the shows overnight, Brisbane time — Australian Eastern, and Queensland has no daylight saving, so the window never shifts. On the weekend there's Sunday morning as well.

The trade

I record it and I reuse it — the stream, then clips and edits, and the words that did the job go up on the wishes. A couple of hours of my full attention for nothing, and something for me to put out.

What we build is yours, and so is what happens next. I'm not your developer. An agent that can change real files can wreck real files. It's like flying: you still get on the plane, and the plane can still crash. (None of that takes away the rights you have under the Australian Consumer Law, which can't be excluded.)

What you need before you come

A filter, not a formality. If one is a maybe, sort it first.

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