About

Leanne Summers

AI workflows built by someone who actually uses this stuff.

Leanne Summers builds AI-powered workflow systems for solo business owners who are done managing their tools and ready to trust them.

She's not a developer. She's a working business owner who got fed up starting every day from scratch — and built her way out of it.

"Okay, that's the formalities done."

Here's the actual story.

I run a wedding and consultancy business in Vietnam — two sets of deadlines, clients, and moving parts. I take an AI-first approach to everything I do.

Both very different. Both full of the kind of repetitive, brain-draining admin that steals the first two hours of your day before you've done a single thing that matters.

So I built AI workflows and systems.

AI connected to a database, feeding me what I need, when I need it, in one place. Overnight activity pulled and sorted. Priorities surfaced. Follow-ups drafted. Tasks handled. And then a little message that says: all done, enjoy your day.

I've been running this across both sides of my business for months. It works. Not in a "the demo looked great" way. In a "I actually trust it with my work" way.

Who this is for.

Solo business owners who are competent, busy, and tired of being the person who holds everything in their head.

You don't need to know anything about AI. You need to know what's eating your mornings.

That's enough to start. Tell me what's eating your mornings.

Why I do this for other people.

Because I know what it costs to not have it.

The low-grade anxiety of not knowing what matters most right now. The tab-switching. The list that never gets shorter. The sense that you're always catching up, never ahead.

They're not productivity problems. They're systems problems. And they're the kind of problems that go on the backburner because who's got time for all that AI stuff.

I created the workflows and systems because I got sick of spending the first two hours of the day on repetitive boring work.

I'm not selling you a course or a template. I build the actual thing, inside your actual business, connected to the tools you already use — and I don't leave until it's running properly.