Every town has a Fourth Street.
Big companies have AI teams, while everyone else has a phone that keeps ringing and a spreadsheet nobody trusts. We think the businesses on Fourth Street should get the same edge.
Why Fourth Street
Fourth Street is the block where practical trades like the accountant and the sign painter set up shop. We took the name because we work the same way. You walk in and describe the problem, and you leave with a price and a date.
What we stand for
01
Plain English
No model names in the room unless they change the price. You should be able to explain the system to your own team in a paragraph.
02
Working software over flashy demos
We would rather ship one dull automation that runs every day than a demo that wows a board once. The dull one gets used.
03
Fixed scope and price
The price is agreed before work starts and does not move because we estimated badly. If the scope changes, we agree on it first.
04
You own everything
Code, prompts, data, and credentials live in your accounts. You can fire us and keep running, which is the point.
Who you'll work with
The people who scope the work are the people who build it, so there is no junior bench and no handoff.
Oliver MacDonald
CEO
Oliver MacDonald is a robotics engineer and researcher who studies how people work alongside automated systems. He builds AI tools and automation workflows, including the systems that run his own design studio. His goal is to help businesses that already pay for tools like Claude or Copilot get measurable results from them, with every step explained in plain English.
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