Meet the Team
Flowstate is a solo operation, for now at least. No departments, no layers, no one to pass the buck to. Just one person who picks up the phone and actually does the work.
The Founder
Founder & Everything Else · Based in New Zealand
By day I work as a Systems Administrator and Business Systems Manager for a non profit foster care agency here in NZ. My job there is to look at how things are done, figure out what is slow, broken, or just painful, and quietly replace it with something better.
Flowstate is what happens when I do that same work for other businesses. I noticed a lot of good companies stuck in old workflows simply because nobody has sat down with them and mapped it out. So I started doing exactly that.
I am not a career consultant with a script. I am someone who genuinely enjoys fixing messy systems, and I would rather tell you the honest answer than sell you something you do not need.
The Official Org Chart
Turns out the commute between roles is pretty short. You always get me on the call. No handoffs, no losing context, no waiting on a reply from someone I have to chase.
What I Bring to the Table
Not a brochure list. These are the skills I use in my day job and on every Flowstate project.
Years of auditing legacy workflows and replacing them with something that actually fits how your team works. I look for the bottlenecks most people stop noticing.
Taking the repetitive admin work off your plate using tools like n8n, Airtable, and AI powered assistants. The boring stuff runs itself and you get your evenings back.
Every system I build is designed with security in mind from day one. Your data, your client data, and your credentials all stay where they should.
Messy spreadsheets, disconnected tools, copy paste loops between apps. I rebuild these into a single source of truth your team can actually trust.
Moving businesses off old, brittle systems without losing data or breaking things in the process. I have done this for a non profit and I can do it for you.
One of the most useful skills I have picked up. Turning technical jargon into language your whole team understands, so nobody feels stupid in the meeting.
Credentials
I spent a long stretch studying cyber security after hours, because I wanted every system I build to be secure by default, not as an afterthought.
Core principles of information security, threat models, and risk. The baseline every builder should know.
How data moves, where it leaks, and how to lock it down without making your team hate their logins.
Spotting the early signs of an issue before it becomes an incident, and knowing exactly what to do when it does.
Policies, access control, and keeping audit trails that make compliance reviews feel boring in the best way.
Off the Clock
Because you are not hiring a logo. You are hiring a person. Here is what that person is actually like.
Fishing is my reset button. Most good ideas I have about automations have turned up somewhere between casting out and the first bite.
Weekends are for the people I actually like. If automating your business gives me more time to be around mine, that is the whole point.
New tool, new cert, new way of doing something. I like tinkering with things long before anyone pays me to, which usually means I already know the tool you are curious about.
I also run a small clothing brand, which means I understand what it feels like to wear every hat in a business. Order admin, stock, marketing, the lot. It keeps me honest about what small businesses actually deal with.
“Nothing changes if nothing changes. That is the reason I started doing this.”
A line I live by. Happy to help you live it too.
Say Hi
Book a free chat. The whole team will be there, ready to listen and help you work out whether we are a good fit.