AI Man Jack · Dallas, TX

I put AI to work for Dallas — for the businesses that run this city, and the people who run them.

Three ways I help, all in plain English, all from right here in Dallas, Texas: I teach you how to actually use AI, I build your website, and I set up the AI workflows that bring you new customers. No jargon, no giant agency bill.

Text me: (832) 888-6016 See how it works
What I do

Three ways I put Dallas AI to work

Pick the one that fits where you are. Each has its own page with the full details.

1 · AI Education → Learn to actually use AI agents in your real work — free weekly breakdowns and hands-on training for Dallas professionals and teams. 2 · Website → A fast website plus a tuned Google Business Profile so your Dallas business gets found on "near me" searches. 3 · AI Workflow for Business → AI workflows that run in the background — missed-call textback, review automation, monthly campaigns — bringing in customers while you work.
Pricing

Simple, and no contracts

Dallas agencies charge two to five thousand dollars to build and $150–300 a month after. I'm one person with AI doing the heavy lifting, so I don't have to.

$500 one-time build
+ $49/month
  • Website built and live within a week
  • Hosting, updates, and maintenance included
  • AI workflows set up and running
  • Cancel anytime — you keep the site
Text me to start
How it works

Three steps, one week

  1. 15-minute chat. Two questions: where do your new customers come from today, and how do people book? That tells me exactly what you need — and what you don't.
  2. Live in a week. I build your site, deploy it, connect Google, and switch on the AI workflows.
  3. It runs while you work. Missed-call textback, review replies, monthly campaigns — all going in the background.
Text me: (832) 888-6016 Email jack@aimanjack.com
Who I am

Jack — your AI guy in Dallas

I'm an industrial engineer at Texas Instruments here in Dallas. I teach AI, build websites, and set up AI workflows for local businesses because I like walking into a shop, hearing the owner's real problem, and fixing that one thing. If I don't think you need me, I'll tell you.