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Oopsify: a free AI automation audit in 10 minutes
A live product at oopsify.io: a 10-minute chat with an AI, no signup, a report with recommendations by email. In Lithuanian and English.
I build custom solutions, train teams and advise. Same method every time: from assessment to handover to your team.
No pitch. A diagnostic conversation. Oopsify: a chat with an AI, no signup, a report by email.
Five stages: assess the solution, test it on real data, turn it into a system that runs every day, then hand it over to your team.
Where is the most manual work today?
What to automate first, and why?
Does it work on your real data?
How does it run every day, without me?
Can your team run and extend it on its own?
Same method. What differs is how much I do and how much your team does.
Companies with a repeating manual process that want a system that stays in their hands.
A running system in your environment, documentation, a trained team.
Managers who have to make decisions about AI, and teams who will use it every day.
A team that can use the tools in its own work and evaluate the next idea without outside help.
Leaders who have to decide whether and where to adopt AI, and companies that build with their own team or provider.
A process assessment, a prioritised plan with reasoning, and a clear next step.

A finance student building technical solutions: AI apps, data pipelines and workflow automation for fintech and e-commerce. Based in Lithuania, working worldwide.
I work solo, not as an agency. My product Oopsify is live today.
Own productSolutions
A live product at oopsify.io: a 10-minute chat with an AI, no signup, a report with recommendations by email. In Lithuanian and English.
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It is a five-stage process in which an AI or automation solution is assessed, tested on real data, turned into a system that runs every day, and handed over to your team. The stages: assessment, priorities, pilot, system, handover.
Implementing an automation usually takes 1–3 weeks, depending on scope. The free Oopsify audit takes about 10 minutes. The other stages depend on the size of the process and on how quickly your side makes decisions.
In three ways: the tool is chosen after the process is assessed, not before; the pilot runs on your real data, not on a demo; handover to the team is a separate stage with its own deliverable, not the last day of the project.
Yes. The first stage is a process assessment, not technology, so prior experience with AI is not required. The first solution is usually simple, and its purpose is to show how this works in your environment.
One of two ways: book a 30-minute call, or run the free audit on Oopsify first. Oopsify is my own product: a 10-minute chat with an AI about how your work runs, no signup, and a report with recommendations arrives by email. After the audit we go through it on a short call, and if you want to continue, I build what is needed.
The work is done when your team uses the system, maintains it and can evaluate the next idea without me.
A 30-minute call. You show me how the process runs today. I tell you what I would automate first and what I would leave alone.
No pitch. A diagnostic conversation. Oopsify: a chat with an AI, no signup, a report by email.