For founders and executives

Own Hours

Claude Code, built into your day. It runs on its own, on a schedule, and only executes what you've approved.

I set it up with you online, on your own computer. USD 750, one time. No coding needed.

Start with the intake sara@ownhours.ai

07:45Eight bank texts checked against my budget. Nothing missing.
12:51Business plan brought up to date for a call about a possible partnership.
19:06Proposal for a 12-person team, checked against the quote they already had. I sent it.

sky at: dawn morning afternoon dusk night now

Not another chat window.

Most people know AI as a box you type into. Claude Code is Anthropic's AI, working in the files and apps on your own computer. What I set up works inside your mail, files and calendar, and starts on its own at the times you set.

a chat windowyour setup

Mostly waits for you to ask.Starts on its own, at the times you set.

Works with what you upload or connect, inside its own app.Set up on your own computer. Your rules and files stay in your folders, and it reads your past emails and notes before it drafts.

Mostly hands you text to copy somewhere else.Does the work right in your mail and files, so there's nothing to copy across.

You check whether it did the job.It keeps a log of what it did. It sends, replies and deletes on your yes, or on a standing order you gave once, like forwarding a timetable to the right person the moment it arrives.

Work I no longer do. I used to screenshot my banking app and send the screenshots to Claude Code in batches to log. Now it reads my bank texts every morning, checks them against my budget, logs the new charges and flags anything it can't place.

A real briefing, shortened. Names and amounts blacked out.

Daily briefingSaturday 3 October · 08:35

today's schedule

all day. Nothing else on any of your calendars.

unread email, last 24 hours: about 63

high hotel quoteRate held 24 hours. for 7 nights, all taxes in, free cancellation until a day before. They didn't answer two of your questions. Decide today.
done refund notificationThe refund came through. The daily refund watcher can stop. Say yes and I'll close it.
medium: invoiceCheck this was you, then log it.
medium bank: new payee, transferCheck this was you. If it was, log it.
mediumRevolut: crypto services changingRead it this week. It may ask you to move your account.
low: subscription renewedLog it.
noneVisa: one-time codeIt's from a past checkout.
noneNewsletters and promos (×12)Skim or archive.

Today: decide on the quote before it expires around 07:20 tomorrow.

Before you open your mail.

Saturday 3 October. A scheduled job went through my calendar and about 63 unread emails from the last day, then put this on my screen, grouped by what needs me.

This briefing reads and suggests. Sending, replying and deleting happen on my yes, or on a standing order I gave once.

What you get for USD 750.

You start with two workflows, one of them on a schedule. It takes a few weeks of practice to feel natural, and I'm with you for the first two weeks.

A short form.
You tell me what your days look like, which apps you use and what eats your time.
Two to three hours together, online.
We install Claude Code, connect your mail, files and calendar, and write your rules together. Then we build your first workflow from your real work, one that runs on a schedule.
One hour, a week later.
You run it yourself while I watch, and we add the next workflow.
Two weeks of support.
When something breaks or you get stuck, message me.

USD 750, one time.

If it isn't working for you after the second session, I add another session, at no cost.

Your own Claude subscription is extra: from USD 20 a month, about USD 100 for heavy daily use. Mac is easiest. Windows can take longer. Scheduled jobs run while your computer is awake, and run once when it wakes (not if it was switched off).

This year I've worked through this with sixteen people, one to one and in small groups, among them founders, a barrister and a travel company's team.

Your data.

Nothing is uploaded wholesale. Claude Code sends Anthropic only what it reads or runs for a task, including any email or document it opens.
Before we connect anything, we switch off the setting that lets Anthropic train on your conversations. They are then kept for 30 days instead of up to five years.
You log in to your own accounts. I keep no access after we finish, and you can remove Claude's access yourself, any time. On a company Microsoft account, your IT admin does that part.

For teams, I now work with one person at a time and price per person. Before we start, I'll list exactly what access it needs, so your IT team can decide. Write to me.

One real day.

Mine, Friday 2 October 2026, from my logs, with names and amounts taken out. Yours would run on your own inbox, clients and numbers.

Ran on a schedule, nobody askedI asked for it. Anything sent went out only after my yes.

Other days.

A few more, from my logs.

16 September · files56 GB of old footage, cleared.
1,403 videos that were already in my photo library, found even where they had been renamed, and moved to the bin. The 152 it couldn't match stayed where they were. The folder went from 57 GB to 1.5 GB. Emptying the bin was left to me.
23 September · researchWhat others charge.
When I re-checked my price, I had an AI specialist look at what others charge for similar setups, with sources. I kept mine at 750.

A team, without hiring one.

I have no employees, but I do have 15 AI specialists. Each has a written job description: what it's in charge of, which tools it may use and what it must never do. Here's part of one.

Alex · job descriptionone of 15

"You review a draft someone else wrote. Your job is to find what is wrong, not to approve it. You did not write it and you owe it nothing."

Alex checks facts. He gets the draft and its sources, never our conversation, and tries to disprove every claim. Every section of this page went past him before you saw it.

Where it grows.

After your first two workflows, we add to it one piece at a time.

Your routines.
More jobs that run on their own. A weekly look at your spending, say, or a reminder before something easy to miss.
Your specialists.
A few AI specialists, each with its own area and its own rules. One looks after money. Another checks the facts before anything public goes out.

Mine has about 30 scheduled jobs and 15 specialists today.We add these together in the weeks after setup, priced once we know what you need.

Who I am.

I'm Sara-K Hannig, a founder, not a developer.

I spent fifteen years in Egypt and built Sara's Organic Food there. It's on pause now, and I live in Dubai. I'm Swiss and a mother of two. My grandfather Max was an inventor. In the 1930s he patented a machine for a Swiss dye works.

I taught myself Claude Code and use it every day. I run my finances, the projects I do for other people and our family logistics on it, and I built my own money dashboard with it.

"What excites me is the people. Interesting businesses, something new to learn every time, and then the moment they do something at work they couldn't do before. The jump is crazy, and I love watching it happen."

Cartier Women's Initiative Laureate, Middle East and North Africa, 2017. UN Food Systems Summit 2021: one of 50 Best Small Businesses, Good Food for All. LinkedIn.