Jared Perry

Make AI earn its place.

My operations work showed me how many companies were either struggling to adopt AI or adopting it without a clear business outcome. Quarterturn starts with the work itself: where an owner’s time disappears, where a process drags, where revenue slips, or where the customer experience could be better.

Then we work out which tools are worth using and what should change.

A good product needs its next customer.

I kept seeing the same problem across startups: technical founders could build the product, but needed a deeper understanding of their customers and a way to find more of them. The gap was partly technical and partly about business and marketing knowledge.

Flowcos turns existing customer evidence into clearer positioning and focused growth experiments.

Know where the week went.

Working across clients means a lot of context switching. Reconstructing the week for time tracking, client updates, and planning becomes another job. I’m building a desktop work journal to turn activity into a reviewable record and useful timesheets.

Native macOS · Local work history · MCP tools

Make the search less of a job.

Fractional opportunities are scattered across job boards, company sites, and networks. HAFE brings roles together with direct application links and alerts, so more time can go to finding the right work.