Full-stack engineer and AI solutions architect.
I turn complex workflows into production software — and then run it.
Wire AI is one engineer, not an agency. Everything on this site — the sites, the booking engines, the AI receptionist you can ring, the chat bubble in the corner — is designed, built, deployed and operated by me. Below: four real builds, what each one fixed, and how I work.
Real builds — from a high-street studio to a factory floor.
Four very different jobs, one point: I build the whole working system and then run it. Each one started as a problem somebody was living with.
Seoul Lashes
A Korean lash-lift studio in South Yorkshire. The owner had a booking platform taking a cut of every appointment and a client list she didn’t really own. Now she has her own site, her own booking system, and an admin screen she runs every day.
- The platform tax
- Fresha-style tools wanted a monthly fee and a slice of each booking. I built her own booking engine: £0 per booking, and the client list is hers.
- No-shows and forgotten rebooks
- A text the day before each appointment, and a friendly nudge six weeks later when the lift needs redoing. Sent automatically, from her studio’s name.
- She isn’t technical
- Every admin screen explains itself in plain English, with clear status. She has never needed to call me to use it.
- Built with
- PHP, SQLite, Twilio, Instagram API. Hand-written front end, no page builder.
Factory production control room
A manufacturer in South Yorkshire ran production off paper counts and a weekly spreadsheet nobody quite trusted. I built them a live control room, from scribbled drafts to a system the operations team now runs every shift.
- Nobody knew the score until Friday
- Output, downtime and rejects now show on screens on the floor, live, against target. Team leaders see a problem in the hour it happens, not the week after.
- Who is actually on shift?
- The agency’s roster arrived by email and was typed in by hand. Now the rota and the roll-call sit side by side: who was expected, who turned up, never merged into one number.
- Messy inputs
- Order books, KPI sheets and roster emails all come in different shapes. An AI layer reads them into clean records, and people check instead of retyping.
- Their data, their building
- It runs on the company’s own hardware. Nothing leaves site, and they can keep running it without me.
- Built with
- React, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Anthropic Claude.
AI content & social media pipelines
A year of building and running systems that create and publish content for social accounts without a person doing it by hand each night. Images, video, captions, scheduling, posting, and knowing when it quietly stops working.
- Content by hand eats every evening
- A pipeline takes a brief and delivers finished, on-brand images and video, scheduled and posted across accounts. Same look every time, no drift.
- Posting silently stops
- Platforms expire access, change rules, and restrict accounts without telling you. The system watches itself and tells me what broke and why, the same day.
- The rules aren’t what the rules say
- I’ve tested what each platform actually enforces and build to that, so accounts stay healthy instead of learning the hard way.
- All on one home PC
- Several AI models share one ordinary graphics card without tripping over each other. It runs overnight and is still up in the morning.
- Built with
- Python, Meta Graph API, several image and video engines, Claude, Groq and local models.
Wire AI itself
This site is not a brochure. It is the product, working: an AI receptionist on a real number, a chat assistant that books, a scan tool that looks a business up and drafts a plan, and one CRM behind all of it.
- “Does the receptionist actually work?”
- Ring 01723 674864. Real number, real voice, and it books a real appointment. No demo video needed.
- Leads scattered everywhere
- Phone, chat, form and scan all land in one place with follow-up reminders, so nothing goes cold.
- “What would you build for me?”
- The scan tool finds a business on Google and drafts a tailored plan in seconds. It is how most conversations here start.
- Built with
- PHP, SQLite, Twilio, Deepgram, Cartesia, Groq, Stripe. Ordinary shared hosting.
How I work.
Each of these cost real time before it became a rule. They are now how every system I build is designed.
Fresh from the studio.
This feed updates itself from my Instagram — I post once and it appears here, no double-posting. I build the exact same into your site, wired to Instagram, Facebook or TikTok.