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Read the storyYoga teacher · AI builder · A curious human
Peter Walters
Builder of small, sweet things.
Practical AI · Tools · Teaching
Custom AI tools, websites, and hands-on learning for independent people and small teams.
Bring the thing you keep putting off, the task that eats your time, or the idea you can’t leave alone.
A 30-minute conversation about what you have in mind.
A few things that started with “what if?”
Agents for Agents
A property listingA whole marketing kit
Built & launchedHave a look
Small, sweet things. Made to be used.Fairfax, California
An experiment in beginning again
Take it apart.
Find your way back.
The story follows your scroll.
Selected work
Made to be used.
In use
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Pre-launch · Yoga studio tools
StudioText
An AI front desk for the conversations that keep a yoga studio running.
A few ways to work together
A question. An idea.
A place to start.
You don’t need to know which tool you need. Start with what you’d like to do.
01
Learn with me
Get comfortable with AI.
Bring your questions and something you actually need to do. We’ll work through it together, at your pace.
Explore learn with me02Build something
Give a good idea a working form.
A website that feels like you. A tool for a repetitive task. An AI workflow that makes the day a little easier.
Explore build something03Keep building
Have a builder in your corner.
For the work that keeps evolving. A steady creative and technical partner who gets to know your business.
Explore keep buildingNot sure which fits?
Let’s talk it through
Inside a real build
Inside StudioText.
The problem, the sample conversation, and where the project stands.
What happens to the text nobody answers?
Studio owners have classes to teach and a room to look after. StudioText starts with the messages that arrive while their attention is elsewhere.
The aim: help a studio respond while its teachers are teaching.
Step 1 of 3
A little room to experiment
What could
we make?
Start with something real. Leave with a clearer idea, or try a tiny tool that turns a loose note into a useful brief.
One possible first step
A helper for one repeated step.
Try a small input-to-output tool for the most repetitive part of the job. Keep a person checking the result.
Bring a typical input, the finished output, and an example that usually causes trouble.
A curated suggestion based on the direction and approach you choose. Your written details are kept in the brief.Your idea goes in. A starting brief comes out.
Your words stay in this page until you choose to copy, download, or email them.
Made to be used.How this goes
A conversation.
Then we make something.
- 01
Tell me what’s on your mind.
We start with a conversation. What’s taking too long? What would you love to make? You don’t need a technical brief.
- 02
Choose a useful first step.
We agree on the work, the price, and what finished looks like. A working session, a small build, or a plan for something bigger.
- 03
Make it. Try it. Make it better.
You see the work as it takes shape. We test it against the thing it’s meant to help with, then make sure you know how to use it.
Hi, I’m Peter.The human part
A teacher’s patience.
A builder’s curiosity.
I teach yoga. I build things. Both start with paying attention.
I’ve spent over a decade helping people try something unfamiliar. These days that might mean a yoga practice, a first conversation with AI, or a tool that started as a voice note while walking my dog.
I like the moment an idea becomes something you can actually use. A course you understand. A website that feels like you. One less task on your list.
That’s the work. And I’d love to hear what you’re thinking about.
Do I need to know anything about AI?
No. Knowing what you do and what you find frustrating is a good place to start. We can work out the tools together.
Can we just work on one small thing?
Yes. A question, a repetitive task, a page that needs rebuilding. Small is often the best place to start.
What does it cost?
It depends on the work. We’ll talk about scope and agree on a price before starting. A working session, a custom build, and ongoing support are different kinds of help.
Do you still build websites?
Absolutely. Websites, web apps, interactive presentations, and tools built around a particular need. AI is part of the toolbox; the job is making something useful.
What about mistakes, privacy, and control?
We talk about what information the tool needs, who can access it, and where a person should approve the output. Those decisions belong in the scope before anything is connected to your business.
Who owns the work? And what happens afterward?
Ownership, accounts, source files, and any ongoing software costs are spelled out in the project scope. So is handoff and support. You should know what you’re getting and what it takes to keep it running.
Let’s make a start
What’s on
your mind?
An idea, a question, a thing that should be easier.
You can bring it as it is.