A task that repeats every week can go to an AI worker. It does the job for you, any time.
I build tools that take over repetitive work in your company.
I build tools specifically for your company and the way you work, so that everyday tasks take less time and leave less room for mistakes.
An AI agent that handles first contact with customers, collects the information you need, answers questions and can steer a conversation towards an agreed goal, gathering a complete set of details, qualifying the customer or booking the next step.
Customer service automation · AI agent
Tools that guide the customer through choosing, calculating or pricing, and hand your company a complete, structured enquiry at the end. A fence calculator, for example: the customer enters their plot, draws on a map where they want the fence, picks the fence type, and the tool estimates the materials and the cost of the work.
Sales tool · process automation
Systems that take over the repetitive work your team does, from data flow and document preparation to follow-ups, looking things up and reporting.
Process automation · implementation for a company
Apps built around the way your company actually works. They collect data, organise the work and let the team handle repetitive tasks in one place. One place that connects the whole team and leaves a lot of room to grow.
Internal tool · work automation
Solutions that smooth the path from first contact to a ready enquiry: ads, forms, lead qualification, follow-ups, handovers and ongoing service.
Sales and customer service · advertising
The point is not to replace real people. Some things still have to pass through a person, but there are others that do not. That leaves more time and energy for the hard, demanding work.
Each of these moments can be written down as steps. Once it is, it usually turns out that nobody needs to do half of them by hand.
I always start with the first. It is the least expensive way to see whether it is worth going further at all.
Selection calculators, configurators, service selectors, automatic replies. The customer goes through the questions and gets a clear answer: what to buy, how much is needed, who to contact. Your company receives a complete enquiry instead of an open-ended phone question.
I do not need access to your systems. Your offer and selection rules are enough. I take care of the rest.
Data flow between tools, document preparation, follow-up, reminders and reports. I build it on n8n using your own accounts, and I show you how to run it.
Here I break the process down into small tasks, gather the data and turn it into knowledge bases the AI can use. Together we decide what AI must not touch and what stays with a person.
An agent that knows your procedures, offer and previous arrangements. It has access to tools and the skills needed to carry out specific tasks. It answers employees, prepares documents and runs a repeatable process from start to finish. A person still approves critical decisions.
This is the last stage, not the first. It makes sense only after simpler things are already working.
I describe every project in the same way: the problem, what I built and what changed.
Own project, built from scratch: concept, selection logic, algorithm, interface and PDF generation.
Built from scratch at the company where I work. The selection logic is tailored to its offer and sales rules.
Built from scratch at the company where I work, three-month build, in daily use and still being developed.
Built from scratch at the company where I work, in use.
own project, built from scratch. It runs on a real number and I test it myself, still without a client.
On the Intake page you leave your contact and, if you like, talk to my voice assistant. It asks what repeats in your company every week, and I get a ready brief before I get back to you.
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I do not start by connecting AI to the whole company. I start with one repeatable moment that can be measured.
You show me how customer service or one part of the work looks today. I ask questions and point out where I see repetition. If there is nothing to automate in your case, I will say so on that call.
I break the chosen process into steps: who does what, where things wait and what is made by hand. I set one number we will track, such as quote preparation time or the number of basic questions.
I build a working version from your public offer and price list. You click through it and see how it works before I connect anything to company systems.
I run one solution in real working conditions. Afterwards I look at the metric and decide: keep it, improve it or extend it.
I monitor it, fix it and add more steps. You pay monthly only because the system gives back more each month than it costs.
The gutter calculator does not need a language model. It needs correct selection logic. If that is the case for you, I will say so.
I build the prototype from what your company already communicates publicly. You connect accounts yourself and only when you decide on a pilot.
A person approves content, replies and quotes. That protects your brand voice and limits the risk of a mistake.
Instead, I set one number before the start and measure it before and after.
I take the work nobody has to do off their plate. What stays is what genuinely matters and cannot be handed over.
My name is Gracjan Preisner.
Yes, I am young, and that is exactly why I already have thousands of hours of hands-on work with AI behind me. While other people were at their jobs, I had ten-plus hours a day to dig into AI, a subject that genuinely fascinates me. I saw the enormous potential in it straight away. Now I break a company's work down into processes, look for the places where the team loses time, and build a tool that takes it over. I handle it end to end: concept, logic, interface, rollout and further improvements. Every stage is on me.
I do not sell AI. I help you implement it in your company, if there is a real need for it, because it is not always worth it.
A fixed amount agreed before the start. No percentages, hourly rates or hidden costs.
free, can be online
20 minutes. You leave knowing where to start, even if I do not start it with you.
free, for now
A mapped process, an agreed metric and a working prototype on public data.
a fixed project quote
The price follows the scope and how much work the tool actually removes from your team, not hours worked. I agree it before work begins, together with the scope and the metric.
a fixed monthly subscription
Monitoring how the system runs, ongoing fixes, maintenance and small improvements within the agreed scope. The amount is agreed upfront and stays the same every month.
New features and larger extensions are quoted separately, because they require additional work and increase both the scope and the cost of maintaining the system.
The system has to give back clearly more than it costs. After the pilot, I measure that with you on your numbers. If the measurement does not confirm it, I do not move to a subscription.
Reference point: the content creation system I built from scratch and now maintain at the company where I work costs it about PLN 1,500 per month and, according to that company, removes about 70% of the work involved in organising and revising content.
I give a concrete amount after the first call, once I know which process and scale you mean. It is fixed from that point.
The one that repeats most often and follows the most predictable course. It is usually the moment when a customer asks for something that can be calculated or selected from a fixed list. If you do not know which one it is, that is what the first call is for.
No. A selection calculator or interactive map is pure logic, without a language model. AI makes sense where unstructured text must be understood or content written. Everywhere else it usually only raises cost and risk.
Not at the start. I build the prototype from information your company already publishes. When it is time to implement, you connect accounts yourself and I limit data to what is truly needed.
A prototype usually takes 1–3 weeks. A pilot in real work takes 3–9 weeks to gather a meaningful measurement. Larger implementations take longer. I built the content creation system over three months.
No. I connect what you already have. I build on n8n, your accounts and your keys, so the implementation stays on your side and you can develop it further without me.
Solutions on a subscription are monitored, so I usually see a problem before the customer does. I fix it within the agreed time.
Everything I build runs on your accounts and keys, not mine. The automation and tools work independently. I write complete documentation, so if it ever came to it, any other n8n specialist could take over the system within days. You cannot lose me together with the system.
That is not the point. The point is that the same person does not have to calculate the same quote for the third time in a week. That frees resources for other work.
Short answer: no. I live and work in Krosno and I am happy to meet locally. I build and implement the tools remotely, so location is not a limit.