We find the work that eats your week, put a number on it, and hand you a plan to remove it.
Free. We'll tell you if it isn't worth it.
The Assessment ends with a written plan: every repetitive block in your week named, priced in hours, and marked automate, fix, or leave alone. Yours to keep.
Some things shouldn't be automated. The plan says which, and why.
I'm Brian. I started Free My Time in Houston after years of running AI and operations inside my own businesses. If we can't explain a fix to you in plain language, we don't recommend it.
Brian Dao, Free My TimeThe method came out of a Saturday spent watching Bedrock City Comics run its weekly live sale, then replacing the hand-typed catalog and the Google Sheet behind it. Every plan since starts the same way: we watch the work before we touch it.
We map your week together, with you or whoever is closest to the work, put hours on every repetitive block, and rank them by what they cost you.
You get the written plan: what to automate, what to fix, what to leave alone, and how. Enough detail to do it yourself.
Run the plan on your own, build it alongside us, or hand it off. Whatever gets built, you own it.
Fixed scope. Credited in full toward a build if you choose one.
If the Assessment doesn't surface at least five hours a week worth reclaiming, you don't pay. You keep the plan anyway.
Free. We'll talk through your week and whether the Assessment makes sense.
The plan is the same. What changes is who does the work.
Take the plan and do it in-house. It's written for that.
Working sessions where you click and we guide. You end up with the system and the know-how to change it.
Fixed scope, highest-impact fix first. We build it, verify the hours came back, and hand it over.
Every path ends the same way: you own the accounts, the code, and the plan.
Twenty minutes, free. If the Assessment isn't the right fit, we'll say so.