Based in Galway. Working across Ireland.

Grow your business without hiring more people.

I'm Pete Harris, founder of Streamlined Tech, based here in Galway.

I help businesses adopt AI. That means custom internal apps that take the admin out of the day, the chasing, the reminders, the rekeying, the reporting, in the office and out in the field, and a team that knows how to use AI to multiply its own output. It can start with one workflow to prove the idea, or a full review of how your operation runs with custom systems built around it.

15 minute chat. No hard sell.

And if you're nearby, I'm happy to call in instead.

In construction or heavy industry? See what an internal app looks like on your jobs

The jobs I take off your plate

Most businesses lose hours every week to the same handful of admin jobs. These are the usual suspects, and in a bigger operation there are normally a dozen more sitting behind them. Every build is designed around your specific operation, so treat these as examples rather than a menu. Taking them off your people does two things: it frees the hours a new hire would have covered, and it frees up your team's headspace for the work that actually needs a person.

Chasing quotes and invoices

Quotes followed up after you send them. Invoices chased politely until they're paid.

Scheduling and reminders

Jobs, crews and bookings that write straight into the diary, with reminders that reduce no-shows.

Renewals and expiry dates

NCT, CVRT, insurance, certs, service-due dates. Reminders go out on time, every time.

Orders without rekeying

Orders land in a list your team works from, not on the answering machine or a PDF form.

Timesheets, dockets and sign-offs

Filled in from the phone and filed where the office can see them, not living on paper in the van.

Your week's numbers

One screen with the numbers that matter. No spreadsheet wrangling on a Sunday night.

Real systems, already built

Staff certs and training tracked before the audit asks.

Bookings and jobs that write themselves into the diary.

The week's numbers on one screen, updated automatically.

Orders and new client details captured once, typed never.

Renewals and expiry dates tracked from the phone.

Dockets and paperwork photographed, filed, and followed up.

Before

After

Two ways to work with me

Same builder either way. The difference is how much of the business you want to put under the microscope on day one.

Low risk start

Fix one job first

Pick the single job that eats the most time. I build that one thing for a price agreed before we start, and it is usually working end to end inside a week or two.

This is what I suggest to most new clients, and it is a suggestion rather than a limit. It gets automation into the business without disrupting how your team works, and it lets you judge me on something real before you commit to anything larger.

Full engagement

Or take the whole operation apart

A full audit of how work actually moves through your business, department by department: where the hours go, what gets rekeyed, what gets missed, what a system should own instead of a person.

You get a prioritised plan of what to automate and in what order, then I build it. Custom software designed around how you already work, not an off-the-shelf tool you have to bend your process around. And along the way I teach your staff to use AI themselves, so the gains keep compounding after I'm gone. This is a programme of work measured in months, not a one week fix.

Most clients start on the left and move to the right once the first build has paid for itself. You are welcome to start on either.

What it costs

The price is agreed before anything starts. To give you an idea:

The longer answer on cost and timeline is on the how it works page. New to AI altogether? Start with the plain-English guide to setting up AI.

You deal with me, not an agency

I'm the founder and the builder. No account managers, no offshore team, no layers.

I've spent 20+ years in heavy industries and construction, from on the tools to training package production and now building the software, on sites where the paperwork was the bottleneck. That is why the audit work is worth having: I can read an operation, not just write code for one.

I also build and run my own software company, AutoListing.io, a full production platform that automates property marketing for real estate agents every day. It is not a demo. It has customers, billing, and uptime to keep.

So the systems I'd build for you are the same kind I build and run for myself.

As AI advances, so will you.

The AI underneath these systems gets better every few months. Because I build on it every day, the systems keep improving, and so does what your team can do with them. You are not buying a snapshot, you are buying a direction.

Where I work

I'm based in Galway and work across the west, the Mid-West and the midlands, on site:

Anywhere else in Ireland works too, remotely or by travelling to you for the parts that need me in the room. Being on site matters most during an audit, when I need to stand where the work actually happens and watch it.

Your data stays yours

Modern, enterprise-grade security practices: secure authentication, encrypted data storage, and strict access controls.

Your systems run in isolated environments, your IP remains yours, and AI components do not train on or share your data.

Tell me where the hours are going

One job or the whole operation, fifteen minutes on the phone will tell us both whether it's worth doing. If it isn't, I'll say so.

Or email peter@streamlinedai.tech