All client work is kept confidential. What follows is a representative sample of problems we have solved and systems we have built. If you want more detail on any of these, just ask.
Built and maintained a sourcing workflow that helped an investment team collect, structure, and track startup and founder data across research sources, spreadsheets, and internal systems. Turned scattered dealflow information into something the team could actually use.
Helped a small remote team improve how they managed dealflow, founder records, documents, and internal reporting. Work covered CRM cleanup, Pipedrive, Google Sheets dashboards, and connected workflows that kept information more accurate and easier to use.
Maintained and improved a cross-linked reporting spreadsheet that pulled together wallet data, asset prices, entity-level balances, and internal reporting views. Made a system that was already in use more reliable and easier to update.
Built Apps Script functions and API-based workflows to fetch wallet holdings, token balances, and pricing data from multiple external sources, then structured the results inside Google Sheets. Replaced manual checking with refreshable, structured reporting.
Files arrived in Telegram in whatever format they came in. They needed to be the right file type, correctly named, and dropped into the right Drive folder, without anyone touching them. Built an automation that intercepted incoming files, converted them to the required format, renamed them, and routed them to the correct folder automatically. Zero manual steps between "received" and "filed."
Built a research pipeline that used targeted search queries, scraping, enrichment, deduplication, and scoring logic to turn scattered public information into a structured sourcing list inside Google Sheets. Delivered a ranked output the team could act on directly.
No perfect brief needed. Just describe what is slowing the team down, what tools are involved, and what you have already tried. We will tell you honestly what can be fixed.
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