Not one build handed over. A year of me, embedded in your business - automating across every department that needs it: sales, delivery, finance, onboarding, reporting. Plus proprietary software built from the way you actually work, and direct access to me any time you need it. For bigger businesses with teams, where one system was never going to be enough.
Established operations with real teams, where the problem was never a single leaking system. Sales runs one way, delivery another, finance a third - and every department has its own workarounds, its own spreadsheet, its own version of the truth.
A Tourniquet fixes a bleed. A Graft rebuilds an operation. The Residency does it across the whole business, continuously, for a year - because at your size the work never finishes. Something always needs the next system, and by then the last one needs revisiting.
For business owners who want to turn their life's work into something more than a rusty course on Kajabi.
Twelve months, working across the business rather than on one project. Continuous surgery: automations built department by department as they are needed - no re-scoping, no new contract each time, no waiting for an agency to "pick it up Monday." And the build: proprietary software, branded as yours, engineered from the way you actually work.
The software is yours - code, brand, data, all of it. Built on your accounts, documented for whoever comes after me. When the year ends, the asset stays and compounds. No licence back to me. No rent.
Every quarter I re-run your vitals. If at least two of the three haven't measurably moved since the last scan, the next month of residency is free - and I keep working until they do. Measured, not vibes.
Set per seat and agreed at the Exploratory. Published when the seats open. It is a serious number, and it is meant to be.
Two a year. Embedded means embedded - if I took more, none of them would get the access that makes this what it is.
Minimum turnover, and a business that wants technology of its own rather than another patch.
The waitlist is open now, the seats are not. When they open, the people on the list get first refusal - and given there are two, that is the entire queue. No obligation, no pitch, just your name against a seat.
At this size the work is never finished. So stop buying projects and hire the surgeon.
Software you own is an asset. Software you rent is a bill that never stops.
Your clients don't just buy your results. They buy what it feels like to work with you - and generic tools flatten that into everyone else.
- Kat Kuczynska, Blood & Wire
The seats aren't open yet - full details and investment are coming soon. When they open it starts with the Exploratory: I come on-site, map the operation with your team, and we both find out whether this is a fit. Join the waitlist now and you hear first.
No pitch, no sequence. When the seats open, you get one email before anyone else. That's the whole arrangement.