I run NUUN on what I’d build for you.

One person, too many places to check.

NUUN is me. Client conversations happen over text, email, my CRM and recorded calls. The question I kept asking was simple: who's waiting on me?

I didn't need more software. I needed the tools I already had to talk to each other. That's the same problem I solve for clients.

One screen that answers: who's waiting on me?

A private dashboard on my phone. It reads my calendar, email, CRM and text messages, and shows who's waiting on a reply, sorted by how long they've waited. It drafts the reply for me to send.

It runs inside tools I already pay for, so there's no hosting and no extra AI bill. Message text is only pulled for client threads. Everything else stays on my laptop.

161 calls, read by AI, checked by me.

I pulled two years of recorded calls and ran them through an AI pipeline. It extracted 1,248 specific problems people described and clustered them into 53 themes.

The top theme – tools that don't talk to each other – now leads my homepage. The same data rewrote how I write and talk to clients. Every quote I took from it was checked against the raw transcripts first.

A client board, clean data and real handovers.

A project board with a private portal for each client, so they can see where their work stands without asking.

A cleaned-up CRM: 707 contacts sorted by type, 172 dead records removed, 25 stale tags retired.

And a handover page for each launch: what was built, what it costs, what comes next.