Elevare Solutions is a one-person practice in East Islip, New York. Networks, servers, websites, custom software, AI agents: if it plugs in or it ships, it is on the list. You own what gets built (the code, the accounts, the data), and the prices are written down below.
Symptom, diagnosis, what got built, what changed afterwards. Client names withheld unless they have said otherwise.
Ticket 0044Delivered
Clinical documentation platform
Therapy practice · New York
Symptom
Clinicians were writing session notes at home after hours. Documentation was eating an evening a week per person and the practice was falling behind on records.
Build
A web platform that records a session, transcribes the audio, and drafts six document types from it — each with its own prompt tuned to the practice's language. Multi-user accounts so the team works in one place, plus an importer for their existing history.
The hard part
Getting the finished note into the EHR they already use. Built a browser extension that puts the draft directly into the record, so nobody copies and pastes between two systems.
Stack
Python
OpenAI
AssemblyAI
Chrome extension
EHR integration
An evening a week returned to every clinician
Ticket 0031Resolved
Whole office offline after a modem swap
Insurance agency · Long Island
Symptom
Staff arrived to find no shared drives and no access to their line of business software. The ISP had already visited and confirmed the connection was working, which it was.
Diagnosis
The replacement modem handed out a different network, and Windows classified it as unknown on the server. Everything behind that profile — including every mapped drive in the office — stopped being reachable.
Outcome
Office working again the same morning. The engagement converted into a quarterly IT support agreement so the next one gets caught earlier.
Stack
Windows Server
SMB shares
Network diagnostics
Whole office back online the same morning
Ticket 0038Running
Scheduled market signal agent
Internal build
Goal
Watch a set of prediction markets continuously and surface movement worth looking at, without anyone sitting in front of a screen.
Build
A Python service on a schedule that reads the platform's public API alongside an on-chain RPC endpoint, writes every reading to a local database, and posts to Slack when a threshold is crossed.
Judgement call
Deliberately built as a signal tool rather than an automated trader. Reading data from a public API is fine; placing trades programmatically would have broken the platform's terms. Worth knowing where that line is before building, not after.
Stack
Python
SQLite
APScheduler
Polygon RPC
Slack
Ticket 0022Deployed
Cloud-hosted messaging bot
Client engagement
Goal
A messaging bot that needed to stay up without a machine in someone's office running it.
Build
Deployed to a cloud instance with the service configured to restart on failure and survive reboots. Straightforward work, but the difference between a script that runs when you remember and something you can rely on.
Also in this period
Website builds for small business clients, and platform compliance work on an existing site that needed to meet requirements it was not written for.
Stack
Python
AWS EC2
Telegram API
Services
Whatever the problem plugs into
The categories below are the common ones, not the limits. If it involves a machine, a network, or software, it is worth asking about.
01 — Agents
AI agents and automation
Work that happens on a schedule without anyone remembering to do it. Pull from a source, decide whether anything changed, store it, and tell a human only when it matters.
Scheduled services with logging and retry logic
Collection from APIs, databases, and on-chain sources
Local storage, so you own the history rather than a vendor
Alerts into Slack, email, or SMS
Document drafting and summarisation with LLMs
02 — Software
Custom software builds
For when the off-the-shelf tool almost fits and the gap is where all your time goes. Built to run in your environment and integrate with what you already pay for.
Web applications with accounts, roles, and permissions
Browser extensions that bridge into existing platforms
Transcription and document generation pipelines
Data migration out of spreadsheets and legacy systems
Deployment, monitoring, and handover documentation
03 — Web
Websites and web apps
A site that loads fast, works on a phone, and does not need a developer every time a price changes. Built on infrastructure that costs close to nothing to run.
Static sites, landing pages, and small applications
Accessibility and mobile as a baseline, not an add-on
Forms and booking that reach you reliably
Domain, hosting, and SSL configured and documented
Ongoing maintenance if you want it
04 — Infrastructure
IT consulting and support
The layer everything else sits on. Where the practice started, and still the fastest way to get value out of an engagement — most offices lose hours a week to something small and fixable.
Network diagnosis when the internet is "fine" but nothing works
Server and file share configuration
Device deployment and mobile device management
Backup verification and recovery planning
Vendor and ISP escalation on your behalf
Process
How this works
Three steps, whether it is a two-hour fix or a three-month build.
Talk
Twenty minutes on what is actually happening. No charge, and no obligation. If it turns out you do not need me, I will tell you that instead.
Scope
A written proposal: what gets done, by when, and what it costs. Nothing starts before you approve it, and the number does not move afterwards.
Ship
Updates as it goes rather than silence until delivery. Handover documentation at the end, so you are never locked to me to keep it running.
Prices
Fixed prices, written down
Every build starts on a 50% deposit, and the number in the proposal does not move. You own the files, the accounts and the data.
Quoted first
DiagnosticSomething is broken, or you want an honest read on your setup before committing to anything. One visit or session, fixed fee, quoted before it starts.
$300 to $600 / mo
Office IT CareFor offices of 3 to 15 people with a file server, shared printers and nobody in charge of IT. Backups verified, machines patched, vendors handled, one call when something breaks.
$1,250 to $5,800
Website SprintA fast site for a local business, live in 5 business days, sold through Marquee Web Studio. Care plans from $75 a month keep it current.
From $3,500
Ops InstallOne painful process (notes, booking, receipts, intake) becomes one small app or a fenced agent crew your team actually uses, on your own accounts. $150 to $400 a month to keep it running.
$29 / $79
Do it yourselfThe Claude Code skills behind this practice, each with the test suite that proves it works. See Field Notes below.
Field Notes
How this practice actually runs
Free guides written from the agent crew that runs this business. Every dollar figure is checked against the real books before it publishes, and every guide ships a skill with tests.
Production technical work before the consultancy, most of it with a customer standing in front of me.
2026
AWS Certified Cloud PractitionerCloud architecture, security, and cost fundamentals
Current
Technical Support Specialist, Geek SquadTier I and Tier II diagnostics and repair
Current
Account Manager, Croker Fire Drill CorpCompliance account management and SQL reporting
Prior
Operations Specialist, AppleDevice fleet deployment and mobile device management
The fix and the build are the same job.
Understanding why something broke is what makes the next thing worth building. Most consultancies split those into two departments. Here it is one person who does both.