This page lists 13 internal apps built by Lachlan Bruce — an AI systems consultant based in Chiang Mai, Thailand — for running a one-person agency. Every tool on this page is one I built for my own operation and still use; none are products for sale, and there is no signup.
They fall into four jobs: auditing a prospect's business before a sales call, running the numbers on my own business, producing content at volume, and keeping the underlying infrastructure honest.
The reason they exist is narrow. A solo operator can't buy their way to leverage — commercial SaaS is priced per seat and scoped for teams, and stacking six subscriptions to do the work of one workflow is how a one-person business ends up paying agency overheads on agency-free revenue. Building the tool costs a weekend and then costs nothing.
Full business dashboard for handymen — tracks revenue, net profit, hourly rate, job pipeline, lead sources with ROI, and top-performing job types. Built to replace spreadsheets with real-time clarity.
Enquire About ThisScenario-model your digital product's profitability before building the funnel. Adjust ad spend, CPA, and conversion rates — get instant ROAS, break-even CPL, and survivability metrics.
Enquire About This8 custom AI voice agents — Time Guide, Future Self, Stoic Advisor, Content Sparring, Sales Coach, and Weekly Review. Built on ElevenLabs + Claude for real conversations, not chatbot scripts.
Enquire About ThisAutomated Google Business Profile auditor. Enter a business name, run the audit — get a scored report covering completeness, reviews, categories, and local ranking signals. Audit → Score → Report → Close.
Enquire About ThisBulk website auditor for local businesses. Paste URLs, run audits — get performance scores, SEO gaps, and actionable recommendations. Built for outreach: Audit → Score → DM → Close.
Enquire About ThisWeekly life operating system — tracks grades, energy, completion rate, streaks, and habits. 8-week trend charts, themed weeks, and benchmark days. Built for founders who want to perform, not just produce.
Enquire About ThisIdea browser + content pipeline across 9 platforms — Personal Blog, Medium, Vault, LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and more. Capture ideas, tag by type, select for synthesis, and publish. End-to-end content ops.
Enquire About ThisLive VPS monitoring — CPU load, memory, disk, 14 Docker containers, automation pipeline status, and activity feed. Auto-generated every 30 minutes. The backend that runs everything else on this page.
Enquire About ThisGenerate live demo websites for local service businesses in seconds. Input business details, reviews, and branding — get a shareable URL instantly.
Enquire About ThisAI-powered Instagram content dashboard — competitor tracking with Apify scraping, Claude-generated video ideas and captions, content calendar, hashtag manager, and performance analytics. 8 competitors tracked across 160+ posts.
Enquire About ThisDaily sales-log tracker — logs calls, conversations, and closes, then computes your funnel against targets so the day’s numbers stay visible and persistent.
Enquire About ThisTurn job inputs into clean, client-ready quotes and price ranges in seconds — no more back-of-napkin estimates.
Enquire About ThisReal-time command center for an AI agent fleet — a live view of agents, tasks, scheduled jobs, and memory in one dashboard.
Enquire About ThisKnow more about a business than they expect before the first call.
These run before a sales conversation, not after. The GBP Audit and Website Intelligence Scorer both take a URL or a business name and return a scored report, so the opening line of a cold call is a specific finding rather than a pitch. The Demo Site Generator turns that finding into a live URL in under a minute — showing a prospect their own rebuilt site closes better than describing one.
Make the numbers visible daily instead of reconstructing them quarterly.
Spreadsheets fail at this because nobody opens them on a bad day. These are dashboards that load in one click and show the figure you're avoiding: revenue against target, real hourly rate, which lead source actually paid, how many calls you logged versus how many you claimed. The Revenue Mechanics Model is the forward-looking half — it models CPA, conversion rate and break-even before any money is spent, which has killed more of my ideas than it has funded.
Produce at a volume a single person cannot sustain manually.
The Content Engine handles the pipeline across nine publishing destinations; IG Content OS handles research, scraping 8 tracked competitors across 160+ posts and turning the patterns into briefs. The Voice Agent Suite is 8 ElevenLabs agents wired to Claude — they aren't chatbots reading a script, they hold a real conversation and are the closest thing I have to thinking out loud with someone who has read all my notes.
Know the automation is running without checking that it's running.
Everything above sits on one VPS. The OpsCore dashboard regenerates every 30 minutes with CPU, memory, disk and container health across 14 Docker services; Mission Control shows the agent fleet, scheduled jobs and memory state live. Both exist because unattended automation fails silently, and silent failure is the only kind that costs you a client.
Almost all of it is Next.js and Tailwind on the front, Supabase for persistence, and Claude Code doing the writing. Automation runs through n8n on a DigitalOcean VPS in Singapore, with Docker holding the services and Qdrant handling vector memory. Nothing here is exotic — the leverage is in the ratio, not the stack.
The build loop is deliberately short: the first version ships in a day or two, gets used for a week, and either earns a second version or gets deleted. Tools that survive that filter are the ones on this page. Several didn't, which is a different page.
The economics are the whole argument. A comparable set of commercial SaaS products covering audits, dashboards, content pipelines and monitoring runs to several hundred dollars a month for a single seat. These cost roughly the price of one VPS and whatever API usage they burn — and, more importantly, they do the specific thing I need rather than the general thing a product team decided most customers need.