Real jobCustomer & sales
Customer History to Review-Ready Follow-Ups
395+
client drafts tracked
- Goes in
- Approved customer and invoice exports
- Comes out
- A small, review-ready Gmail queue
AI automation for small business
AI automation.Built into your Mac.
You don't buy another automation tool. You buy the outcome. I build and manage the AI that completes the defined work inside the business you already have.
Real work. Recorded.
Updated September 17, 2026
$69M+
In historical invoices organized
Years of invoice history brought into one searchable customer database.
Historical records from 2019–2026. Invoice value, not revenue generated.
39.6B+
AI tokens recorded
470,000+
AI activity events recorded
Token usage is recorded and may overlap across ledgers. Activity totals include tests and demos.
See the invoice workMore recorded work & how we count it
9,000+
Invoice records organized
9,033 distinct invoice records in the same historical database represented by the $69M+ figure. Invoice dates span August 2019 through May 2026.
Verified September 17, 2026
350,952
Connection events recorded
Connection-category events within the activity total above. Includes tests, demos, retries, and instrumentation; these are not independently verified successful external actions.
Verified September 17, 2026
1.09M+
Committed lines changed
Recorded minimum of added and deleted text lines across 1,295 owner-authored commits, including code, documentation, and generated text. Mirrored commits and binary files are excluded.
Verified September 17, 2026
65,104+
Supervisor checks recorded
Recorded minimum across 3,534 workflow supervisor receipts. Includes repeated scheduled checks, warnings, and failures; not a count of unique safeguards or prevented errors.
Verified September 17, 2026
2,431+
Deployment records
Historical recorded minimum across DOBE-built projects, including production and preview deployments. Combines the August audit with 88 newer records; at least 2,390 reached READY status. This is not the current retained API row count.
Verified September 17, 2026
395+
Client drafts tracked
Historical verified minimum of review drafts created by one client AI MacBook. The client database was not refreshed for the September update; this remains the floor supported by August receipts.
Verified August 18, 2026
AI automation, in plain English
You don't buy another automation tool. You buy the outcome.
That is AI automation. An email, form, file, customer, invoice, or schedule starts the job. The AI reads what came in, follows your business rules, works through the apps you already use, and finishes the approved job. It can stop for your review or run to the finish line you chose.
Hundreds of business tools flowing into one AI MacBook.
Works with 1,000+ business tools.
Including Safari, Chrome, Edge, Firefox, accounting, sales, email, ecommerce, project management, design, communication, database, and development tools.
Put your numbers in
What is the computer work costing you?
If that repeat job takes these hours each week:
520Job hours per year
$39,000Job cost per year
Straight math from the numbers you chose. It does not predict savings.
I do not hand you another app and tell you to figure it out. I build a brand-new MacBook around your business, connect the tools you already use, put the first real job inside it, test it, and keep it working.
At 10 hours each week and $75 per hour, the entered math equals 520 hours and $39,000 in annual time value.
Why the AI MacBook is different
Most automation gives you another system to manage. I give the automation a computer and a job.
A normal automation usually lives inside one app and follows a narrow recipe. An AI MacBook is built around the business, so it can use context, work across the current tools, and handle the messy parts that do not fit one perfect rule.
Typical automation setup
Tools everywhere.
DOBE AI MacBook
One Mac. Automated.
Another dashboard or monthly software subscription
One real MacBook built around your business
Why the AI MacBook is different
The automation lives inside your AI MacBook.
Selected business work
Businesses I've built for.
Real work. Real jobs.
Here’s what the work looks like.
Real inputs. One AI MacBook. Finished work you can check.
See all proofReal job
Real jobFiles & operations
Four Accounting Exports to One Audited Customer Database
$69M+
in historical invoices organized
- Goes in
- One exact four-file accounting export set
- Comes out
- One current, audited customer database
Real client reviews
What clients say.
“Tanner was incredibly helpful to our business by figuring out a pretty complex AI Mapping to auto generate invoices.”
Showing review 1 of 4 from Tanner Muchmore.
Tanner, in plain English
The AI does the work. You buy the outcome.
You keep the tools and process that already work. I build the Mac around them, then make sure the assigned job is handled the way you expect.
Read the video transcript
Most AI still makes you do the work. And worse than that, most AI makes you change the way your business runs just so their app makes sense. This is the part nobody talks about. They do not actually remove the work. They hand you a new system and say, “Here, run your business through this.” That is backwards.
You should not have to rebuild your business around somebody else's software. The software should be built around your business. That is what an AI MacBook is. I take the way your business already works and I build the MacBook around that—not some fake, cleaned-up version of your business. Your actual business. The one you're already running every single day.
Then I teach the MacBook to handle the computer work that comes with that. Not to explain it to you, not to give you ideas, not to make you another list. It does the work. So instead of working all day and then coming back to fight the computer, you do the real work. The MacBook handles the office.
That is the difference. Normal AI is something you use, and an AI MacBook is something that you put to work. One Mac. One screen. One AI employee.
Why AI automation helps
Start with the job you are sick of doing.
The job keeps moving. You choose where it stops. Good AI automation does more than make one click faster. It moves one repeat job from start to finish and shows you what happened. Not the whole business. One annoying computer job with a clear finish line.
- New lead to finished follow-up
- Job records to a ready invoice
- Business numbers to a useful report
How it starts
Start with one job.
Add more only after it works.
One outcome. Built and managed for you.
$5,000
+ $500/month
Brand-new MacBook
One real job built in
14-day satisfaction period
Read the guarantee
The 14-day satisfaction period starts at Operational Delivery. A cancellation during that window refunds the cash collected on the AI Employee MacBook upfront invoice minus the $750 setup and deployment fee, and the Mac is returned to DOBE.
Your starting point
Not ready for an AI employee?
Start with the same workspace foundation Tanner uses. For FREE.
Give your AI a place to learn your business, keep your context, and organize your work. Make it yours now. When you’re ready, Tanner can build your workflows on that foundation.
Download for free
No GitHub or credit card required.
The person behind DOBE
Built by Tanner.
Hey, I'm Tanner.
WyomingMarriedTwo dogsAlways outside
I hate wasted time. I build and manage AI employees that complete real work inside the business you already have. You keep the tools and process that already work. You don't buy the AI. You buy the outcome. Finished work you can check. The goal is more time for real life.
Life outside the work.
This is what getting off the computer is for.
The details
Questions, answered.
It is repeated computer work getting handled by AI and connected tools instead of a person clicking through every step.
Have one repeat computer job in mind? Show me what happens now. I will map it with you for free in 15 minutes.
Free 15-minute first AI job map
Map My First Automation.
Show me one repeat job. I will tell you what can be automated and whether an AI MacBook is the right way to do it. You do not need an AI plan or a list of tools. Tell me what starts the job, what you do now, and what finished looks like. I will give you one clear next step. If a simple tool is enough, I will say so. If it needs a managed build, I will show you where the AI MacBook fits.