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The useful bit of AI, wired in

Draft, approve, act. You can always control what it’s doing.

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The pile stays yours

Most owners already know AI exists. Some have poked at the chat tools. A few use them for odd jobs: a draft email, a quick answer, a bit of research.

Almost nobody has the spare hours to integrate that into the real work: follow-ups that actually go out, quotes that get chased, a clear picture of what’s waiting today. Tools that act on their own feel unsafe. So the useful bit stalls, and the admin pile stays yours.

How it works

One loop, not forty features.

  1. Capture

    Work lands in one place: tasks, leads, notes, documents, what came in on chat or Telegram.

  2. Draft

    Lamont Works prepares the follow-up, the chase, the briefing note.

  3. Approve

    Nothing outbound leaves without your say-so. You see the draft; you decide.

  4. Act

    Once you approve, it sends or schedules. Then it keeps durable state so nothing vanishes into an inbox thread.

Plus a short daily briefing so you know what needs you before the day gets loud.

Stays under your control

Nothing goes out without your say-so

Your click is the decision.

You can always see what it’s doing

Status, queues, and a record of what happened.

Your data stays under your control

Built for operators who won’t hand the customer file to a black box.

Who it’s for

Owner-managed firms: trades, workshops, small industrial, service businesses with quotes and chase.

You’ve tried AI. You might already use it a bit. You don’t have time to turn it into a proper part of how the business runs. You’re local enough that talking to a founder nearby still means something.

About

Lamont Works is built by Glen Birkbeck in Cramlington, Northumberland, a short drive from Newcastle. It’s a one-person company. Glen has spent thirty years in UK enterprise IT and telecoms. He builds this because most owners have already tried AI tools and never get the time to wire them into the admin loop properly. He runs his own work on it. Nothing goes out without approval.

Fifteen minutes of your view

Genuinely after how the admin piles up in a firm like yours, not a demo dump. Say roughly when suits you in the message if you like; I’ll reply and we’ll find a slot.

Or email [email protected]