You talk to the engineer
No account managers, no sales layer — every question and every change goes straight to the person building it. That’s true on the free call, and it’s still true a year later if something needs adjusting.
Who’s behind this
Enterprise engineering, pointed at small business.
Briguy Tech is the consulting practice of Brian Recuero — an engineer who spent 7+ years building systems for Fortune 500 companies before pointing that same discipline at small business. The suits got their fancy automation. Now the shops and offices that keep the country running get theirs.
The thesis is simple: you shouldn’t need an in-house engineering team to stop wasting time. A repair shop, a barbershop, a property manager, a contractor — every one of them is losing hours to work a system could handle. We build that system, and then we make sure you never have to think about it.
7+
Years enterprise
100%
Hands-on, no handoffs
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Engineer you actually talk to
Run from New York · Serving businesses nationwide
Every engagement is direct. You work with the person designing and writing the code — no account managers, no telephone game, no disappearing behind a ticket queue.
That’s not a staffing shortcut, it’s the model. On a typical software project, most of the friction has nothing to do with the code — it’s the account manager translating what you said into what a developer hears, the ticket that sits for a week because nobody owns it, the person who sold you the project handing you off the moment the contract is signed. None of that exists here, because there’s nothing to hand off. The person who scopes the work, writes it, and answers when something needs fixing is the same person on the free call.
Before this, the work was logistics and internal tooling at enterprise scale — systems that track where things are and get them where they’re going, and the everyday software the people running them depend on. Neither kind gets to fail quietly. When a workflow serves thousands of people, a bad shortcut doesn’t stay hidden — it shows up as a shipment in the wrong place, a support queue that won’t clear, or a project that has to be unwound and rebuilt at real cost. Seven-plus years working under that kind of pressure teaches a specific skill, and it isn’t writing more code. It’s restraint — knowing which pieces are worth building carefully, and which ones aren’t worth building at all.
That judgment is what a repair shop or a property manager is actually paying for, more than any particular line of code. The question on every project is the same one that mattered at enterprise scale: is this worth building at all? An AI receptionist that answers every call earns its keep, because a missed call is a customer calling the next shop. A dashboard nobody opens twice does not, no matter how good the demo looks. Working that out before any code gets written is most of what the free call is for.
How it works
How an engagement runs
It starts the same way for every business that calls: the free 20-minute AI Opportunity Call, not a sales pitch. You walk through a normal week — the phones, the paperwork, the follow-ups nobody has time for — and afterward you get an AI Opportunity Report: every time-leak from that call, ranked by what it’s worth fixing, written in plain English. If there’s something worth building, a fixed-price proposal comes with it. If there isn’t, the Report says that instead, and it’s still yours to keep.
Fixed price, agreed up front
You know the number before we start. No hourly surprises, no scope creep billed by the hour — and the number itself comes with your Report, once we’ve actually seen how your week runs, not before.
We keep it running
Ship day isn’t the finish line. We maintain what we build, so it’s never something you have to think about again — and if it ever needs a change, you’re calling the person who built it, not a support queue that’s never seen the code. Upkeep is a small monthly fee, quoted alongside the build, month to month — stop any time.
Next step
Talk to the engineer who builds it
Twenty minutes by phone or video, free, no pitch. You’ll leave with at least one useful idea — and a plain-English Report afterwards, whether or not you hire us.
Same-day reply, straight from Brian Recuero · Or email brian@briguytech.com