Getting paid faster.
Spend less of your week chasing late customers.
I built Negri Electronics into an online distributor of unlocked phones that sold more than $54M of devices worldwide, and I sold the company in 2013. Now I run Laicos, a software studio, and I coach owners, founders, entrepreneurs and individuals. I'll help you figure out what's worth building, what's worth buying, and what to leave alone.
It's free. You tell me what you're working on, and then you and I decide what to do next.
Spend less of your week chasing late customers.
Let a whole department run on something the whole team can use.
Know where to start, and what to leave alone.
Stop retyping data between two tools.
Get a second opinion before you spend real money on software.
A lot of the company runs through you. Let's talk about sharing the load.
If yours isn't on the list, book the call anyway. Just tell me what's going on.
You tell me what you're working on.
That might be a few sessions, or something ongoing. Or it might be nothing at all, if I can't help. Advice and coaching run through NegriCo. Building runs through Laicos.
What I recommend is what we build.
A repair-shop client had quotes that depended on who was at the desk. I started by asking how the shop actually works: how it prices labor, parts and fees, and how it handles tax. Then we built a quote tool for the phone, because that's where the work happens.
He listens and gathers as much information as possible before he starts anything. He wants to understand your business first and foremost. The quote tool has been a great tool for me.
I needed more time for coaching than I had. So I started with the work itself: what people ask between sessions, and how I answer. Then we built Airn, an AI coach trained on my own methodology, at airn.ai. It works with a handful of people I've never coached, who use it every day.
I built Airn because I wanted to serve more coaching clients than I had time for. Now it saves me about 5 hours a week, and I can reach people I couldn't before.
While I ran Negri Electronics, I spent years buying software that almost fit, so I learned to build it myself. That's how Laicos started. Laicos has shipped more than 75 apps and systems since 2012. I run it with a set of AI agents that each have one job: research, building, outreach, the books, and a reviewer whose only job is to refuse work that doesn't match the facts. They share a memory we built, and they work through tools we built, so they can read and act on the same business systems I do. A person approves anything that matters.
Or email me at ryan@ryannegri.com. I'd like to hear what you're working on. Talk soon.