Tell us what you're doing by hand.
We'll tell you if an agent can take it, and if it can't, we'll say so. One email is enough to start; there is no form to fill in and nothing to book.
What to send, and what happens next.
01
One workflow is enough
You do not need a brief. Describe one thing your team does by hand every week, roughly how long it takes, and where it currently lives: a tool, a spreadsheet, an inbox.
That is enough for us to tell you whether it is worth automating, and it is a five-minute email rather than a document.
02
You get a real answer, not a calendar link
We read it and reply with what we think, including when we think the answer is no. If it looks like something we can build, we'll say what the first month would look like.
If a call would help after that, we'll suggest one. Not before. We have nothing to say on a call that we cannot say in writing first.
03
Two working days
We are a small team in Pakistan, so allow for the time difference. If it has been longer than that, the message went somewhere it should not have. Send it again and say so.
02Where to send it
One address.
hello@godwinausten.orgA workflow, roughly how long it takes, and where it lives today
WhatsApp — +92 339 6146241If a thread is easier than an email. Same people, same day
01Nobody screens it
There is no assistant, no form and no routing. The address above reaches the people who would do the work.
02Looking for a job
That is a different page and a different address. We hire rarely, and when we do it goes up there.
See open roles →03Everything else
Press, suppliers, someone who read something we wrote — same address. There is no second one.
05Let's talk
Let's build something that works.
Tell us what you're doing by hand that shouldn't be. We'll tell you if an agent can take it.