For artists, makers & small owner-run businesses
Eliminate busywork, stay human.
Your website, email list, files and launches, run by you with AI. Ninety days, one working session a week, and the tech stops eating your time.
Less busyworkAI takes the repetitive stuff that slows you down.
Stay in controlYou make the decisions. You own every piece.
Built for creative workOne-on-one, for artists, makers and owner-run shops.
A brighter tomorrowMore time for the work, the life and the place you love.
You're not hiring
a webmaster.
You're becoming
a better one yourself,
with someone who
did this by hand
for years in your corner.
Good systems behave more like ecosystems than machines. They're already there in how you work. We watch them, understand them, and clear the flow so the tech gets out of the way.
What I actually do
I help you use AI for everything around the work, so the work itself stays yours.
Outer ring · handled
- Website
- updated by asking
- Inbox
- sorted, drafts waiting
- Files
- tagged and findable
- List
- one clean list, in your words
- Launches
- a checklist that runs itself
- Outreach
- the list + the follow-ups
- Scheduling
- booking handled

Protected · nothing automated crosses
your workThe art · judgment · relationships
Field notes · before / after
A few things we might fix.
Real examples from artists, makers and small businesses. Every setup starts with what's actually in front of you.
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01 · Files

Before47 folders and photos scattered across three phones. 
AfterOne searchable archive. -
02 · Website

BeforeUpdating the site means texting a developer and waiting. 
AfterYou type “move Saturday’s workshop to 2pm.” Done. -
03 · List

BeforeFan emails live in five different places. 
AfterOne clean list and a simple release rhythm. -
04 · Launches

BeforeA launch means remembering twenty things at once. 
AfterA checklist that does the remembering.
How it works · 90 days
Ninety days. Observe, build, own.
One working session a week. By the end, you don't need me.
Day 1 — Observe
Pick the priorities
We look at what's eating your time and what would actually move the needle, then pick the first thing to fix.
Fig. 01 — map what's in the way.
Weeks 2–12 — Build
Build it together
One useful system at a time, email in between. You drive the keyboard, I show you how, and we build the next piece each week.
Fig. 02 — turn pieces into a system.
Day 90 — Own
You run it
Everything is yours, and you know how it works and how to change it. It runs without me.
Fig. 03 — a path you can keep walking.
Day 90 · what you leave with
Four pieces that keep working.
Practical, flexible and yours to run. By the end you have the pieces, the playbook and the ability to build the next one yourself.
Your websiteupdated by asking, not wrestling it
Your listfans or customers in one usable place
Your playbookthe steps and prompts, written down
Your know-howyou can build the next one yourself. That’s the point.
Pricing
$3,000 for the 90 days
Three payments. If you keep going after 90 days, all of it is credited toward a year.
- 01 · To start$697
- 02 · Mid-way$1,297
- 03 · Wrap-up$1,006
About Graham
Graham Whitley.
Musician · builder · guide.
I help artists, makers and small businesses get their tech out of the way with AI, so the meaningful work stays human.

- 01Pink Hill, NCGrew up here. Still here.roots

- 02Jazz performanceUNC Asheville. Music is still how I think.2013

- 03A decade in the woodsWilderness guide, then years helping families find their footing after.2012–22

- 04Startups & UXGeekdom in San Antonio, and design work that helped a manufacturer get acquired.2017–18

- 05Built a tiny houseBy hand, in rural eastern NC.2021

- 06NowHelping people I like get their tech out of the way with AI.today

“If you're gonna make it rain, you need a rain catcher.”
What I told a band last week about their fan list.
I've built websites and workflows by hand for years. Somewhere in the last year, AI made that work ten, twenty times faster, and it hit me: I don't need to do it for people anymore. I can show them how to do it themselves.
So that's the job now. I sit in your corner once a week, help you decide what matters, and show you the way I'd do it. The music, the words, the craft stay yours. I just clear the tech out of the way.
I'd rather be an asset than a cost. If it's working, you'll tell a friend. That's the whole business model.
— G
Talk to Graham · a working call, not a pitch
Bring me the thing that eats your week.
Thirty minutes. We'll figure out whether AI belongs there, whether a simple rule is better, and what I'd fix first — whether or not we work together.
The thing you're tired of doing, and a rough guess at how much time it takes.
What AI can handle, where you should stay hands-on, and what to do first.
A yes or no on the 90 days, and one fix you can make right away.
Next openingsEastern Time
Your call
No account, nothing to confirm. Need to move it later? Reply to the invite. Your email is used for this call and nothing else.
It's on the calendar. The only prep: write down the task and about how many hours a week it takes. If anything changes, reply to the invite. Talk soon.
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