AI doesn't have to be intimidating or expensive. I help Vermont businesses and organizations figure out where it actually makes sense — then build small, focused tools that do real work.
I work with the kinds of organizations that make Vermont Vermont — not Silicon Valley startups. If you're resource-constrained, time-crunched, and skeptical of tech buzzwords, we'll get along great.
Seasonal scheduling, customer communication, CSA management tools, and market-day automation.
Reservation assistants, menu Q&A bots, staff communication tools, and review response drafting.
Product FAQ tools, inventory helpers, customer email automation, and simple e-commerce AI add-ons.
Grant research assistants, donor communications, volunteer coordination tools, and report drafting.
Member-facing FAQ tools, event scheduling assistants, internal knowledge bases, and communications.
Law firms, accountants, consultants — document summarization, client intake tools, and research assistants.
Everything is right-sized for small organizations. No enterprise pricing, no bloated projects, no disappearing contractors.
A focused 2–3 hour working session where we map your business, identify the 1–3 places AI genuinely helps, and leave with a clear, prioritized plan — not a vague roadmap.
I build one thing that solves one real problem — a customer FAQ bot, a scheduling assistant, a document summarizer. Scoped tight, delivered fast, built to last.
Half-day or full-day workshops that help your team actually understand AI tools, use them confidently, and spot the hype from the genuinely useful stuff.
Identify the repetitive tasks eating your team's time and automate them — email drafts, data entry, report generation, scheduling, and more.
Simple chatbots and FAQ tools trained on your own knowledge — your hours, your products, your policies. Deploy to your website in days, not months.
A monthly retainer for organizations that want a trusted local tech partner on call — not a big agency that forgets your name after the kickoff meeting.
No long contracts or discovery phases that cost as much as the project. Here's how most engagements go.
We talk about your business, your pain points, and whether AI is even the right answer. No pitch, no pressure.
A focused working session to find the highest-value opportunities and agree on what to build — or not build.
I build something small and real — you use it, give feedback, and we refine it until it actually works for your team.
You own it. I train your team and stick around for questions — no dependency on an ongoing retainer unless you want one.
One real case study so far — and a few illustrative examples of the types of problems I'm here to solve.
A Vermont-based therapist was spending significant time after every session writing clinical notes — eating into evenings and causing burnout. I evaluated the landscape of AI note-taking tools built for mental health providers, helped select the right fit, and guided the full adoption: setup, HIPAA considerations, workflow integration, and building confidence using the tool day-to-day.
A small Vermont nonprofit needed help finding funding matches without a full-time development staff. A tool that searches grant databases and drafts initial summaries — saving hours of manual research per week.
A small Vermont restaurant fielding repetitive calls about specials, dietary options, and hours. A lightweight chatbot on their website handles the common questions — freeing up staff for actual guests.
A Vermont farm fielding the same 30 customer questions every week by phone and email. A simple chatbot trained on their CSA guide handles the repetitive volume — letting the farmers focus on farming.
Illustrative examples show the types of problems I solve — not past client work. Want to be my next real case study?
I'm Mike — a Vermonter, a dad of two boys, and the founder of Green Mountain Provisions. I spent 20 years working in eDiscovery, the field that helps legal teams manage, search, and make sense of massive volumes of documents. It's unglamorous work, but it taught me a lot: how to cut through data complexity, how to build tools that non-technical people can actually use, and how to tell the difference between technology that genuinely solves a problem and technology that just looks impressive.
"After two decades helping big law firms wrangle their data, I wanted to turn those same skills toward the businesses and organizations that make Vermont worth living in."
When I'm not building, you can probably find me at Foam Brewers, catching a show at the Vermont Comedy Club, or grabbing a bite at Mule Bar. If you see me, say hi — I'd love to hear what your organization is up to.
The first conversation is always free. No pitch, no commitment — just a straight answer about whether this makes sense for your organization.