Operations · Automation · AI
Riley
Durrer
Give your team back the hours they lose to busywork.
It's the repetitive, manual work a computer could handle, the data entry, the copy-paste, the reports built by hand. I'll fix it with AI, automation, or by streamlining the process.
Fort Worth, TX
What this does for you
Find the bottlenecks
I map how work moves through your team and pinpoint where it backs up, the steps quietly eating hours and holding everything else up.
Lower costs, raise throughput
Then I automate those steps so the same team gets more done in less time, without the overtime and the burnout.
Scale without hiring
When growth shows up, automation absorbs the extra volume instead of your team. You take on more work, more clients, more orders, without expanding payroll.
About
I'm Riley Durrer. I build automation and AI tools for small and mid-sized companies, mostly aimed at the repetitive, manual work that eats up a team's day.
I enjoy researching new technologies and figuring out how they can be put to use in a business. AI is where most of that goes right now, but what I really care about is solving the actual problem, whether that turns out to be AI or not.
More about me →How we can work together
Operations Audit
$2,000–$6,000
Find where manual work is quietly eating your team's time.
Book a free callProject
Scoped per engagement
A focused build, whether it's your idea or one an audit surfaced.
Book a free callSelected work
OV Legacy Heirship Tool
→A tool that figures out who owns what in inherited mineral rights, automatically. It traces ownership through generations of family records, shows the result as a clear visual map, and exports tidy reports. Work that used to take hours of careful hand calculation now runs in minutes, with fewer mistakes.
Ranger Discovery
→Finding out who owns Texas mineral rights means digging through decades of paper deeds scattered across county offices. Ranger reads those documents automatically and turns them into organized, searchable ownership data, replacing hours of manual review with a process that runs overnight. It uses AI to read documents the way a person would, and double-checks its own work so the results can be trusted.
Document Collection Pipeline
→Automatically gathers the source documents behind mineral-rights research: collecting records from county websites, pulling data out of PDFs, and cleaning public datasets into a usable form, the automated 'data gathering' step that feeds Ranger.
Let's figure out if I can help.
Just a short, low-pressure call about how things work today and whether I can actually help. No pitch, no agenda.