I build software and AI systems for entrepreneurs and operating businesses, and I take them from first scope to launch.
A contractor wanted job quotes his customers could trust, priced from real shelf prices. He knew the trade; the estimator at paraison.io/jamesbony is what that knowledge looks like as software.
A national men's organization was tracking member check-ins by hand. Their leaders now run check-in from a phone, and I handle the ops behind it on a monthly retainer.
You've proven people want it. I build the product and the launch path. AcquisitionIQ went from scope to paying customers this way, as a solo build.
Understand the problem: your goals, constraints, and what success actually looks like.
Evaluate opportunities and risks before any serious time or money goes in.
Create a practical solution, scoped to what the problem needs.
Develop the system, with working checkpoints you can see along the way.
Deploy and measure. After launch I stay on for managed ops if you want the system run for you.
I'm Ron Paraison. I specialize in turning complex ideas into reliable, high-performing software and AI solutions. Coming from a background as a System Protection Engineer, I am wired to prioritize reliability, security, and mission-critical execution.
What I optimize for is a system that earns its keep in production. I scope against the business case and keep working checkpoints visible while the build is in flight. When something is out of scope or not worth building, I say so before you spend.
Built and operate a live, multi-tenant AI platform: product, infrastructure, and billing included.
Day job in mission-critical infrastructure where failure isn't an option. That discipline carries into everything I build.
Full stack from data and APIs to AI agents and front ends. One person, end to end.
I translate business problems into systems, and push back when a simpler build solves the same problem.
One flagship system live in production today, and the categories of systems I build with clients.
The Agent Control Plane: an AI routing and resolution system for enterprise support, running Paraison AI's own support desk and offered to clients today.
AcquisitionIQ: upload a seller's financials, get an audited acquisition memo back in minutes. Built, launched, and taking real paid customers today. acquisitioniq.paraison.io →
Workflow engines that take the repetitive work off your team's plate (intake, triage, follow-ups, reporting) and run it automatically.
A focused first version of your product, built to learn from real users instead of assumptions.
Live visibility into the numbers that run your business (decisions, costs, throughput) in one place instead of five spreadsheets.
AI that answers, routes, and resolves customer requests, with humans in the loop where judgment matters.
I probe your prospect list against public sources, turn what comes back into a claim I can show my work on, and publish a page per prospect at a URL on your domain. There are no model calls anywhere in that path, so once it is built each additional prospect costs you nothing. You point it at whatever channel you already run.
Every line on every page traces to something a probe actually found. The renderer exits with an error if a claim is not in the signals file, which means a page cannot ship a fact the probe did not verify. That gate has caught real mistakes, including a page that named the wrong company and four that recommended a one-line fix to sites blocking every crawler.
Pages publish to your domain. The probes, the renderer and the tests are handed over as code you keep. When we are done you can fire me and keep running it.
It does not write to your inbox, warm a mailbox or push to a sequencer. That is deliberate. It produces the thing you say and the page you send people to, and you deliver it through the channel you already have. If you want replies routed automatically, that works today for email. LinkedIn has no reply hook, so triage there is manual.
Parts of this stay manual and I would rather say so before you pay me. Most data vendors gate the API endpoint that would automate a list pull, so that step is a web export. Probes get re-run when a site changes, and someone reads the output before it reaches a prospect. I automate the deterministic part. Judgment and quality control stay with a person, and after handover that person can be you.
Not sure which step you're at? Start with a conversation.
Book a Call →Start with the problem. A napkin sketch is enough; so is a bottleneck in a running business.
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Grab time on my calendar and walk me through it live. Thirty minutes, no commitment.
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