Turn hours of repetitive work into minutes.
I help businesses use AI to eliminate repetitive knowledge work and make their existing teams dramatically more efficient.
The AI does the routine work and analysis.
Your people stay in control of the final decisions.
What does that look like?
Usually, we start with a workflow that already works — but takes too much human time. It might involve:
I analyze the workflow, identify what AI can reliably take over, and build a practical system around it.
The goal isn't necessarily full automation.
The goal is to make the human part dramatically smaller.
Hours → minutes
For example, my own accounting used to take me a couple of hours every month.
I built an AI-based system where I drop in my bank statements and accumulated notes. The system processes everything, applies the accounting logic, prepares the result and gives me the evidence I need to review it. What used to take hours now takes minutes.
That's the kind of opportunity I look for in a business: workflows that consume hours of people's time today, but could take minutes with the right AI system.
How I work
Find the bottleneck
We look at the work your team is doing and identify processes where a lot of human time is going into routine computer-based work.
Design the better workflow
I determine what AI can handle, what should remain under human control, and how the new process should fit into your existing way of working.
Build it
I implement the system and integrate it with the tools and information you already use.
Measure the difference
We compare the before and after: time saved, work eliminated, quality improved, and capacity gained.
Myron Mavko
Founder, mavko.consulting
I design and build these AI systems firsthand — including the one described above.
LinkedInI'm looking for a few great first collaborations
Right now I'm looking to work closely with a small number of businesses where there is a real opportunity to create a meaningful before-and-after transformation.
“Surely we shouldn't still be doing this manually.”
If there's a workflow in your business that makes you think that, I'd like to hear about it.
Let's talk