Drafted by AI.Checked by you.

I’m Sergi Garcia Guix, an engineer and project manager. I find where AI can give your team back real hours on quotes, technical documents and handovers. Then I build it with a human check and hand it over working.

Example quote workflow, redrawn Revision B: the request arrives, AI drafts the quote from past quotes and today’s prices, gaps are flagged and only those go to engineering, the estimator checks the quote, and it is sent. Request by email Find an old quote Retype the specs Ask engineering Wait for the answer Check supplier prices Format the offer Send typed twice waiting back again B Request arrives AI drafts the quotefrom past quotes and today’s prices Gaps are flaggedonly these go to engineering Estimator checks Quote sent CHECKED
Example workflow · not client data

Where the hours go

Skilled time in companies like yours tends to leak in three places. If one sounds familiar, it’s worth a look.

Three common problems, how they look today, and how AI could help with a person checking
ProblemTodayWith AI, checked by a person
Quotes take days

Your estimator rebuilds each offer from old quotes, price lists, drawings and supplier emails.

AI drafts the quote from your closest past offers and current prices, and flags what’s missing. Your estimator checks it and sends it.

Engineers doing paperwork

Manuals, technical files, declarations, test reports and translations, written by people who should be engineering.

AI drafts them from your templates and rules and checks them for gaps. Your engineer reviews and signs.

Answers stuck in one person’s head

Sales asks engineering. Service waits for the one senior technician. Every handover loses detail.

AI searches your manuals, past projects and emails, and drafts the answer with its sources. A person confirms it.

Not sure which one is yours? That’s what the review finds out. See the Workflow Review

Start with a Workflow Review

Two weeks, one workflow, a fixed price. You find out where AI saves real time, what it’s worth, and what to leave alone.

Workflow Review

Item FL-R01 · Rev B
€990founding rate, then €1,500. Excluding VAT.
Lead time
10 working days
Your team’s time
About 4 hours, across 2 or 3 people
Credit
The full fee counts toward a pilot started within 30 days

The founding rate is for my first five clients. In return, I ask for an honest debrief and permission to publish an anonymised write-up you approve first.

No payment today. I confirm scope and dates by email within two working days and send an invoice. Work starts once it’s paid.

You get

  1. A one-page map of the workflow as it runs today: steps, hand-offs, tools, time per step and where errors creep in.
  2. Three to seven AI opportunities, ranked by value, effort, risk and data sensitivity, including what not to automate.
  3. A one-page pilot spec for the best one: scope, the human check, how we’ll measure success, test cases, cost and timeline.
  4. Notes on tools and data: what fits the software you already use, and what data would leave your systems.
  5. A 60-minute readout and a written report, plus two weeks of follow-up questions by email.

You provide

  • One person who can decide
  • Two or three people who do the work, for about 4 hours in total
  • Five to ten real examples, anonymised if you prefer
  • A list of the software you use, and your NDA if you have one

Not included

  • Building or setting up tools (that’s the pilot)
  • Changes to your ERP or CRM
  • Legal or compliance sign-off
  • More than one workflow
  • On-site visits, unless agreed, with travel at cost

How the ten days run

  1. Day 1Kickoff, 45 min
  2. Days 2–6Two walkthroughs with your team, 90 min each
  3. Days 7–9Analysis
  4. Day 10Readout, 60 min

Other ways to work together

The review comes first for companies. Pilots and support follow only when there’s something worth building.

Other services, with time, price and availability
ItemWhat it isTimePriceAvailable
1:1 AI working sessionFL-S01

For individuals. We work on two or three of your own tasks and set them up in the tools you already use. You keep written notes and get one follow-up answer.

Book a session

90 minutes €190 Now
Pilot buildFL-P01

One workflow improved with AI and a human check, tested on 20 to 50 real cases, handed over with training and 30 days of fixes.

3–6 weeks From €4,500, fixed per spec After a review
SupportFL-M01

A monthly check-up, updates when AI tools change, and up to 4 hours of improvements.

Monthly From €450 a month, 3-month minimum After a pilot

All prices exclude VAT.

How it works

  1. Call20 minutes

    Tell me which workflow costs you most. If I can’t help, I’ll say so on the call.

  2. Review2 weeks

    I map that workflow with your team and rank what AI can and can’t do there.

  3. Pilot3–6 weeks

    If it’s worth it, I build it with a human check and test it on your real cases.

  4. HandoverYours to run

    Your team runs it. The accounts, the data and the documentation are yours.

Who you’ll work with

Sergi Garcia Guix · Engineer and project manager

I’m Sergi Garcia Guix.

I’m an engineer. For about ten years I’ve managed projects in demanding industries: automotive, metal, wood and construction. I’ve also led R&D projects and products at a product company.

My job has been turning ideas into delivered work: specs, budgets, suppliers, tests and handovers. I build AI tools myself, and I bring them in the way I’d run any engineering change: measure it, specify it, test it, hand it over.

You work with me from the first call to the handover. No account managers, and no juniors learning on your project.

How I work

Five rules I keep on every job.

Measure first
I time the workflow as it runs today, so we both know what better means.
A person checks
AI drafts. Your people decide what goes out.
One workflow at a time
Small, testable and easy to undo.
You own it
Accounts in your name, your data in your systems where possible, documentation included.
Honest answers
If AI isn’t worth it for a workflow, the review says so.

Common questions

Do I need to know anything about AI?

No. You know your work, and I’ll explain everything in plain language. Nothing goes live until your team understands it.

What if AI isn’t worth it for us?

Then the review says so, with the reasons. You still get a clear map of the workflow and what to fix first, with or without AI.

What happens to our data?

During the review I only see the examples you choose to share, anonymised if you prefer, and I’m happy to sign your NDA. In a pilot, tools run on accounts in your company’s name, and you’ll know exactly what data goes where before anything is set up.

Will this replace people?

That isn’t the aim. The aim is to give skilled people back the hours they lose to repetitive work. A person checks every AI output that matters.

Which AI tools do you use?

Whatever fits your setup. Often that’s AI assistants and office software you already pay for, sometimes a small custom tool. I recommend; you decide.

Where do you work?

Remotely, for teams in Europe, North America or anywhere else. Site visits are by arrangement, with travel at cost.

How do I pay?

By invoice, in euros. The review is paid before it starts. Pilots are half at the start and half at handover.

Can I work with you as an individual?

Yes. The 1:1 AI working session is 90 minutes on your own tasks, for €190.

How do you say Flaiser?

FLY-ser. The AI in the middle is said like A.I.

Pick your next step

A 20-minute call is the quickest way to find out whether I can help. Prefer writing? Send a message and I’ll reply within two working days.

Book a 20-minute call

Pick a time that suits you. No preparation needed.

Book a call

Or email me directly:

Send a message

What would you like?

For example: quotes take two or three days because we rebuild each one from old offers.

I reply within two working days.