Your tools work on their own, but not together. Someone copies data by hand, checks an app, then presses the next button. Every step costs time and eventually breaks.
I connect what you already use, from web forms and messengers to APIs and on-site devices, and turn it into a flow that runs without manual steps. Most recently for a campsite: guests report a dirty bathroom on the website, the report travels through Telegram into Home Assistant, and a cleaning robot drives itself to the right spot.
APIs, webhooks, messengers, databases, SaaS tools. I get your existing services to talk to each other cleanly, instead of a person sitting in the middle moving data around.
Home Assistant, MQTT, sensors, and almost any device, off-the-shelf or custom-built. An incoming event triggers a real action: a motor that opens a window on its own, or the campsite robot that drives off to clean. When there's nothing to buy, I build the hardware too.
Telegram, email, or chat as the interface. A message comes in, gets read and interpreted, and the right flow kicks off. You control your system from where you already are.
Error handling, logging, retries. An automation that only runs in good weather isn't one. I build it to work at three in the morning without you.
Python, Node.js, Home Assistant, MQTT, the Telegram Bot API, webhooks, Docker, Raspberry Pi, and common cloud APIs. I pick the building blocks that fit your setup and that you can keep running without me.
Tell me which systems aren't talking to each other. I'll tell you what can be automated and what it takes.