Private project
William Allan Wealth
A private wealth platform that passed the client's compliance review.
Less friction.
More forward.
Work piling up or inquiries getting lost? I build websites, internal tools, and automations around the way your business runs. I'm Ian, your builder from first conversation through launch.
Manual repeat work. Disconnected tools. A website that makes it hard to inquire. Bring the problem; you don't need a specification.
Send a note. I'll reply to understand what you need.
Before paid work starts, we agree on scope and a fixed quote for Discovery, Pilot, or Production. You don't need all three.
A few things I've put into the world.
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Private project
A private wealth platform that passed the client's compliance review.
Built from
the inside out.
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A CPA firm site rebuilt as a conversion path, not a brochure.
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A live practice site, shipping since June 2026.
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Voice and text check-ins become prep suggestions and printable service briefs. Post-service notes keep a record of what happened.
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Source-grounded AI for regulated work. Cites every claim, says "I don't know" instead of guessing.
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A contractor workspace connecting estimates, project delivery, billing, and evidence-backed revenue review.
William Allan Wealth
I started behind a bar.
I taught myself to build.
Now I work with one operator at a time, from the first conversation to the finished system. I sit inside the operation first, write the finding second, and only ship software if the finding calls for it.
Selected work. Sound on.
Website walkthroughs for Fort Collins Plastics, William Allan Wealth, and Jacob Educational Therapy, followed by the Keystone Codex and Reclaim workspaces. A montage brings all five together before the Colibri contact card. Original music with on-screen titles and no spoken narration.
Fort Collins Plastics is shown as a website concept. Keystone Codex is in development; both app workspaces show fictional demo data.
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Thought, meet action.
The approachA GOOD
IDEA.IN GOOD
HANDS.
Three stages, chosen as needed.
Each scoped and priced on its own.
Get close to the work.
Find the real problem.
Try it where it matters.
Make the decision with evidence.
Build what works.
Make it yours to run.
Not sure which stage you need?
Describe the problem. I'll tell you where to start.
Anything else?
Just ask me.
I sit inside the operation, find where hours disappear, and build the software that stops it. Ops tools, automations, web apps, answer systems, and the sites that front them. A paid Discovery engagement includes a written finding, even if software is the wrong fix.
We scope the work first, then agree on a fixed quote before it starts. Each stage is priced separately, so you can decide one step at a time. There is no hourly meter.
No. Each stage is priced on its own. You can stop after any of them.
Yes. I am based in Fort Collins, Colorado, and I work with operators anywhere.
Got something that eats
a day a week?
Tell me where the time goes.
Let's see what we can do about it.
Start rough. Describe the problem, add what you know, then review your brief.
The task and who does it. Add how often, if you know.
Everything here is optional. Leave out anything you don't know yet.
Estimate the time this task takes across your team. Count each occurrence once.
Add both numbers to see the time involved.
That adds up to about 0 hours a week.
Across a year, that's 0 working days.
Assumes 48 working weeks a year and 8 hours a day. Time spent today, not a promise of savings.
Check the brief below. Add it to your note to make any final edits.
Your note has edits. A new brief will be added below them.
The download contains your brief answers. Nothing is sent until you send your note. Keep sensitive details out.
I'll read it and reply to the email you provided. If you want to add anything, email ian@colibri.build.
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