Nobody asks you that question again.
The bot answers your community's repeat questions instantly, welcomes new members, handles tickets and keeps the rule-breakers in check while you sleep.
Discord or Slack bot — FAQ, moderation, tickets, onboardingLeukLogic — automation, bots and small tools, built fast
Answering the same question for the fortieth time. Rebuilding the same report every Monday. A workflow that breaks whenever one person is on vacation. I build the bot, the automation, or the small tool that takes it off your plate — usually in days, often for a few hundred dollars.
A bot, an automation, a scheduled report$100–$500 · days, not weeks
Anything largerfixed price, quoted before I start
Tell me what the task is. You get a straight yes-or-no, a fixed price, and a date — not a discovery call. Or just write to tim@leuklogic.com.
If any of these is your week, you're in the right place.
None of these are hard problems. They're just problems nobody has had a spare week to delete.
You don't buy a bot. You buy the hour back.
The bot answers your community's repeat questions instantly, welcomes new members, handles tickets and keeps the rule-breakers in check while you sleep.
Discord or Slack bot — FAQ, moderation, tickets, onboardingIt pulls the numbers, does the arithmetic and sends the summary on a schedule. You read it. You don't build it.
Scheduled data pulls, scrapers, automated reportsEvery message read, categorised, routed and summarised, so you start the morning at the top of a short list instead of the bottom of a long one.
AI triage and routing workflowsA small internal tool or dashboard your team can actually open, with the numbers live instead of pasted.
Small web apps, dashboards, internal toolsAnd if you just need a site that loads instantly — I build those too. Static, fast, no plugins to break. This page is one of them: a single file, zero external requests, no cookies. That's the same way I'd build yours.
No calls unless you want one.
Plain English. “Every Monday I…” is enough — no spec, no requirements document.
Usually within a day. If it's not worth building, or someone already sells it for $9 a month, I'll tell you that instead and it costs you nothing.
You use it, I fix what's off, and you keep the code, the repo and the accounts — in your name, on your infrastructure. If a vendor can hold your automation hostage, so can I. Neither should be possible. No retainer, no lock-in, no monthly fee to me.
Most of this is cheaper than you think, and I'd rather say so up front.
$100–$500
A Discord or Slack bot, a scheduled report, an automation that reads and routes. Days, not weeks.
Larger builds
Internal tools, dashboards, multi-step workflows, anything with a real interface. Scoped and quoted flat before anything starts.
Fixed price, quoted first.
You approve a number before I begin. It doesn't move unless you ask for something new. Running costs, if any, are yours and go straight to the provider — never to me.
If your problem is bigger than one person should take on, I'll say so rather than take the work.
A note on proof
LeukLogic is new. There are no client logos on this page, no testimonials, and no case studies — because inventing them would be the fastest possible way to tell you what my word is worth.
So judge the specificity instead. Read what I'll turn down, read what it costs, and ask me a hard technical question in your first email. That's a better filter than a testimonial anyway.
Small and fast has edges. Here they are.
No account manager, no bench, no office. One person who leans on AI tooling for the typing and keeps the architecture, the review and the responsibility. You're paying for the work, not the org chart.
Because it's a few days of tightly-scoped work, and I'm not padding the estimate against scope creep. Agreeing the scope up front is what makes the low number safe for both of us.
The price doesn't move. If the scope moves, we agree on a new number before anything else happens.
Per change, if you want it. Nothing is required. It's your code and any competent developer can pick it up — that's deliberate.
One email. Two or three sentences is genuinely enough — what the task is, how it happens now, and roughly what you'd want to spend. You'll get a real answer about your actual task, not a form confirmation.
tim@leuklogic.com
No form, no funnel, no newsletter. A real answer about your actual task, usually the same day.