Rob & Robot

A small operation.
Marietta, Georgia.

Practical automation / Human supervision

Rob builds. Robot runs.

Give us the
boring bit.

Our matte-black robot, patiently waiting for something to do.

Meet Robot.

More robot antics

The email sorting. The missed calls. The same information typed into three different places. You have better things to do.

Tell us what’s annoying.20 minutes / Free
01 / Bring one annoying thingWe’ll start there.

What’s the most annoying part of your work?

The thing you dread opening. The information you keep copying between systems. Whatever it is, start there.

Give us twenty minutes. Show us how you do it now, and we’ll talk about whether we can help.

One example: 30,000 emails, cleared

Rob & Robot / Intro call

Free20 minutes with Rob.

One annoying task.
Let’s take a look.

Let’s talk

Email us to find a time.
No prep needed.

02 / A note from RobThe human half.

You’ll work with me.

I’m Rob. I’m based in Marietta, and I’ve spent the last fifteen years working on data, websites, and marketing systems at a $25B manufacturer.

I’ve led a $1M website platform migration and built systems that sort email and run interviews. I like figuring out why something takes ten steps when it could take two.

Rob & Robot is where I do that for small businesses. You’ll talk to me, and I’ll build it. If there’s an easier way to solve the problem, I’ll tell you.

Rob Lindmark / Human half

03 / A job we’ve doneSmall task. Big pile.

Thirty thousand
emails later.

You don’t need an AI strategy to know your inbox is out of hand.

The backlog
30,000
0left in the pile.
A real result from an internal email-triage system. No demo data.

A robot sorts the mail.
A person handles the exceptions.

We cleared a 30,000-email backlog with a system that classifies and routes the messages. A nightly job keeps the pile from coming back.

The useful part is the handoff: routine messages get dealt with, and the ones that need judgment reach a human.

That’s the kind of boring we like.

Three more things we’ve shipped

$20,000 a year, kept.

Replaced an AI-writing vendor with a brand-voice document and direct model calls. Better output. One less subscription.

A voice agent that does the interviews.

Runs stakeholder interviews and hands a person the transcript and summary.

A $1M website platform migration.

Platform work: Rob led a CMS migration for a $25B manufacturer. Shipped on time and still in production.

04 / From annoying to sortedOne job at a time.

Start with
the annoying bit.

You don’t need a brief. Tell us what keeps eating your time. We’ll figure out the next step together.

Let’s talk
  1. A conversationFree / 20 min

    Show us the problem.

    Tell us what you’re doing, which tools you use, and where it gets frustrating. We’ll see whether we can help.

  2. A closer look / Optional process review

    $499One time.
    One process.

    Work out what’s worth changing.

    We walk through one process in detail. We’ll write up what we’d change, what we’d leave alone, and a proposed build scope and estimate, including any ongoing tool costs.

    That write-up is yours, whoever builds it. If we can quote the fix after our first call, we skip this step.

  3. The buildQuoted separately

    You decide. We build.

    We agree on the work and the price before we start. We build it, test it with your actual work, and show you how to use it.