Tell us where the hours go.
A 30-minute call, no deck and no obligation. You describe the workflow that's costing you the most, and you leave with an honest answer about whether it's worth automating — even if the answer is no.
One person reads all of this.
There is no support queue and no form that disappears into a CRM. Mustafa reads every message and answers it himself.
The fastest route. Tell us what your team does by hand and roughly how many hours a week it takes.
- mustafa.zaza@gmail.com
Where we are
Based in Cairo, working across time zones. Discovery happens over video, so location has never been the constraint.
- Cairo
- Egypt
- Remote worldwide
Response time
Usually within one business day. If something is genuinely on fire, say so in the subject line and it moves to the front.
- 1 business day
What actually happens on the call.
No pitch and no slides. Thirty minutes, and you should leave knowing more than you did whether or not we work together.
You talk
You walk us through the process that's eating the most time. We ask questions and take notes.
We react
An honest first read on whether it's worth automating, what it would roughly involve, and what it would roughly cost.
Which path
Whether you need a custom build, or whether Z solves it for $1,000 a month.
You decide
If it's worth going further, discovery proper starts. If it isn't, we say so.
In writing
Anything we agreed lands in your inbox as a written summary the same week.
Three things that make it a better half hour.
None of these are required. If you turn up with nothing but a frustration, that's a perfectly good place to start.
A rough number of hours
Even a guess. "Two people, most of Thursday" tells us more than a detailed specification does.
One real example
A single invoice, email thread or document that's typical of the work. Concrete beats abstract every time.
What you already run on
Which cloud, which email provider, which accounting system. It changes what's easy and what's expensive.
Send one email.
Describe the workflow that's costing you the most. That's enough to get a useful answer back.