Meetup seating arranger
Mixes a Japanese language meetup into balanced tables each round, so organizers stop shuffling name cards by hand.
Freelance automation · Amy Li
I turn busyworkinto magic.
I build automations and small AI tools for teams and solo operators. They connect the apps you already use so the repetitive work runs itself, and I hand them over documented so you own them.
Workflows
Google Workspace and Apps Script automations
Integrations
Connect email, Jira, Dropbox, your CMS
AI helpers
LLM tools grounded in your own docs
Mini apps
Planners, trackers and internal tools
Things I’ve built
At my day job I built an 8-script Apps Script and REST API system connecting email, Jira and localization, which cut manual operations work by about 60%. The projects below are personal builds I can show in full.
House hunting tour planner
Plans a day of house tours on a phone, with every stop and note in one place.
Open the planner →
Japan + Taiwan trip guide
A day-by-day travel guide with each route drawn on an interactive map.
How it works
Less wand-waving, more working spells
Most chores that eat your week follow a pattern: copy from here, paste over there, rename, notify someone. That pattern is what I automate. I keep each build small, so it works on day one and you can see the time it saves.
1
Tell me the chore
A short call where you walk me through the task and the tools it touches.
2
Scope the spell
I map the workflow and send back a clear scope of what I’ll build.
3
Build and hand over
You get the working tool, written docs and a walkthrough, so it keeps running without me.
Got a chore that needs a spell?
Tell me what eats your week and which tools you use. I take on a few automation projects at a time.