BUILT LEAN. BUILT GREEN.

Your AI stack is probably 60% waste.
I can show you which 60%.

I audit how SMBs use AI, design the leanest version that works, and build what needs to be built. A portion of every project goes into verified environmental programs. Not offsets. Real work.

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Drew Griffiths

Drew Griffiths

Founder, World Shift Technologies

Two years into the AI wave, most SMBs are in the same place.

You adopted tools fast because you were supposed to. You have a ChatGPT subscription, a Make account, maybe Zapier, possibly something your last consultant set up that nobody fully understands. Some of it works. A lot of it runs in the background and nobody is sure why. You are paying for things that overlap. You have automations firing on bad data. You have agents doing jobs that a simpler script could handle for a tenth of the cost.

Nobody audited any of it. There was no time.

Meanwhile, every one of those tools is running on infrastructure that costs something. In compute, in energy, in actual planetary impact. The waste is not just a line item on your P&L. It adds up.

The fix is not ditching AI. It is using it precisely.

What I Build

The Audit

A 2 to 3 week diagnostic of your entire AI and automation stack. What you are running, what it costs, what it is actually doing, and what is waste. You get a plain-language report. Most clients find 30 to 60 percent of their stack is redundant or running badly.

The Build

After the audit, I design the leaner replacement and build what needs replacing. Custom integrations, AI agents, internal tools. Built once, owned by you, no monthly fee to me.

The Redirect

A fixed portion of every project goes into verified environmental programs. Not offset schemes. Reforestation, ocean cleanup, renewable infrastructure. Every invoice shows exactly where it went.

Who this is for

Ops and systems leads

You are the one who knows the stack is a mess. You have watched tools get adopted without a plan, automations get built and never cleaned up, and the same data get entered in three places. You do not need a consultant to tell you that. You need someone to map it and fix it.

Founders

You said yes to AI tools because everyone was saying yes. Some of them helped. Most of them just added to the overhead. You would like to know what is actually worth keeping before you add anything else.

Agencies and consultants

Your clients are asking about AI. You want to give them a real answer, not a sales pitch. An AI audit is something you can offer as a standalone service, with a builder behind it who will be honest about what they actually need.

GREEN BY DESIGN

Built Lean. Built Green.

AI has an energy cost. Every tool running, every model inference, every automation firing adds up. I am not going to pretend otherwise.

What I can do is design solutions that use as little as they need to, and direct a fixed portion of every project into programs that are actually doing something about the larger problem. It is not a fix. It is a commitment to doing this work honestly.

Hosted on infrastructure committed to renewable energy. Lean code by default. No idle infrastructure. No bloat.

Drew Griffiths

Drew Griffiths

Founder, World Shift Technologies

Hi, I'm Drew.

I build the tools. I write the code. I deliver it. That is the whole company.

Before WST, I spent years as a fractional COO and ClickUp consultant. I learned what is broken in SMB operations from the inside before I started building things to fix it. When I say your stack is probably over-built, I am not guessing. I have been in the systems.

I use AI in my own builds. I am not anti-AI. I am anti-waste. There is a difference.

If the audit says you are mostly fine, I will tell you that. I would rather lose the build than recommend work that does not need to happen.

Tell me what you're running.

The audit is the starting point. $500 to $1,500 depending on stack size. Standalone, no commitment to a build.

Start with the audit