LZCo-Founder · LZ Worth

Same task every day? A person shouldn't do it.

I'm Deepanshu Singh, co-founder of LZ Worth, a Delhi studio. I help founders and growing businesses hand their repetitive work over to AI, so their people can get back to the work that actually moves the business.

Let's talk See what I've built
10 daysTypical first build
1 personYou talk to the builder
48 hrsScope and fixed price
100%Yours at handover
WhatsApp → sheet → CRM, on its own.
Cartoon of Deepanshu Singh in a navy suit, pointing
Scope and price first. You own everything.
Cartoon of Deepanshu Singh at a whiteboard explaining what LZ Worth builds
Call → Scope → Build → Handover
01 — Where this started

My first job was in loan sales.

Monthly targets, the same forms, the same follow-ups, every single day. Somewhere in there one question got stuck in my head: if a task repeats every day, why is a person still doing it? I've been answering that question ever since. Today I co-run LZ Worth, and we build the automations, agents and apps that take the boring, repeated work off a team.

DirectYou talk to me,
never a middleman
FixedScope and price
agreed before work
YoursCode, accounts
and keys, handed over
More about me Visit lzworth.in →
LZ Worth lzworth.in · Delhi, India
01 — AutomateAI automation & agentsn8n workflows and AI agents that move data, send the follow-ups, qualify leads and write the reports, so nobody on your team has to. 02 — BuildWeb & Android appsInternal dashboards, portals and custom apps for the moment a spreadsheet stops being enough. Code in your GitHub. 03 — Show upFounder content with AIA weekly LinkedIn system plus AI avatar videos in your own face and voice, so you stay visible without losing the week.
You talk to me directly. Never through a middleman. The person who replies is the person building it.
Scope and price first. We agree what gets built and what it costs before any work starts. No hourly meter.
You own all of it. The code, the accounts, the keys. I'd rather you come back because it worked than because you're stuck with me.
Honest answers. If a task isn't worth automating, I'll say so on the first call and save you the money.
02 — Sound familiar?

The problems people
usually bring to me.

Nobody messages me asking for "AI". They message me with one of these. If one of them is you, a quick description is enough for me to tell you honestly whether it's worth automating.

/ 01

The WhatsApp copy-paste loop

Enquiries come in on WhatsApp. Someone copies them into a sheet, then into the CRM, then types the same reply for the fortieth time that day. Two leads get forgotten by Friday.

WhatsApp APICRMn8n
/ 02

The Monday morning report

Someone loses half their Monday pulling numbers from three places into one report that everybody glances at for two minutes.

SheetsScheduledAI summary
/ 03

Outgrown the spreadsheet

The business runs on a Google Sheet that five people edit, nobody fully trusts, and one wrong paste can break. It needs to be a proper app now.

DashboardLoginsAndroid
/ 04

The founder who can't stay consistent

You know you should be on LinkedIn and on video every week. You also have a business to run, and the week always wins.

LinkedInAI avatarWeekly
/ 05

The invoice nobody chased

Invoices go out from a template, reminders go out from memory, and a few are three weeks late before anyone notices.

InvoicingRemindersWebhooks
/ 06

The same forty questions

Delivery status, pricing, timings. Your team answers the same questions all day while the tricky ones wait.

AI agentApproval stepHinglish
Cartoon of Deepanshu Singh napping at his desk while his automations keep running
The workflows don't take breaks. I do.
03 — Work

What a typical build looks like.

Three walkthroughs of the projects that come through the studio. Client names and screenshots on request; the full project list is on my portfolio site.

All three walkthroughs Portfolio site ↗
AutomationWhatsApp enquiries into the CRM, on their ownLeads land in one place, get de-duplicated, tagged by source and handed to the right person in seconds. The first reply goes out before anyone opens their laptop. AutomationThe Monday report that writes itselfSheets, ads account and CRM pulled together every Monday at 8 am, summarised in plain English and sent to the founder on WhatsApp. AppFrom a shared spreadsheet to an internal dashboardA proper app with logins, roles and history, plus an Android version for the field team, on accounts the client owns.
04 — A few numbers

And where they come from.

48 hrsFrom the call to a written scope and fixed price
10Working days, roughly, for a first automation to go live
1Person you deal with, from first call to handover
100%Of the code and accounts handed over, every project
Cartoon of Deepanshu Singh building an automation on a laptop at night
No decks. One conversation, then a written plan.
05 — How a project runs

Call, scope, build, handover.

No proposal decks, no discovery workshops. One conversation about the task, then a written plan you can say yes or no to.

1

A 30-minute call

You show me the task, ideally the messy version. I ask a lot of questions about the exceptions.

2

Written scope and fixed price

Within 48 hours. What's in, what's out, what it costs to run each month, and when it goes live.

3

Build and test

On sample data first, then alongside your team for a few days before it runs on its own.

4

Handover

A recorded walkthrough, written notes, error alerts switched on, and everything in your name.

06 — The tools

The tools I build with.

Boring, well-supported and exportable on purpose, so any developer can pick up the work later. If you're deciding between two tools for your business, ask me. I've paid for most of them.

Assistants & models

ClaudeChatGPTGeminiGoogle AI StudioWispr Flow

Video, voice & design

HeyGenElevenLabsGoogle FlowOpusClipCanva

Automation & apps

n8nWhatsApp Business APISupabaseREST APIsWebhooksGoogle Workspace
Deepanshu Singh cartoon pointing, Brief mode
Brief modeYou point at the task. We scope it in one call.
Deepanshu Singh cartoon building at a laptop, Build mode
Build modeWorkflows wired, tested on your real data.
Deepanshu Singh cartoon asleep at the desk, Auto mode
Auto modeIt runs on its own. Your team gets the morning back.
07 — Services & free guides

Have it built, or learn the playbook.

Three services, and the guides I'd hand a new team member on day one. All services → · All guides →

01 — ServiceAI automation and agentsn8n workflows and AI agents that move data, send the follow-ups, qualify leads and write the reports, so nobody on your team has to.02 — ServiceWeb and Android appsInternal dashboards, portals and custom apps for the moment a spreadsheet stops being enough.03 — ServiceFounder content with AIA weekly LinkedIn system plus AI avatar videos in your own face and voice, so you stay visible without losing the week.
01 — GuideIs this task worth automating? A 10-minute checkFive questions I ask on every call, the tasks that pay back fastest, and the ones you should leave alone.02 — Guide40 copy-paste AI prompts for everyday business workEmails, WhatsApp replies, reports, meeting notes, hiring, social posts. Written for people who have never written a prompt.03 — Guide18 n8n automation ideas for businessEighteen workflows I would build for an Indian business, each with the trigger, the steps and what you get at the end.04 — GuideWhat AI avatar videos really cost in IndiaSubscriptions are the cheap part. The real cost is credits, GST, forex and your hours. All three routes compared.05 — GuideHow to make an AI avatar video of yourselfFilm once, clone your voice, script it, render, edit. The full process, including the Hindi and Hinglish bits.06 — GuideA LinkedIn content system for foundersA weekly routine that takes about 90 minutes and does not sound like a robot wrote it.07 — GuideA practical prompt engineering guideThe CRAFT framework, before and after rewrites, and templates you can paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.08 — GuideThe AI tools worth paying for as a creatorSorted by the job, not the hype. Which ones I use every week, and which ones I stopped paying for.
08 — Straight answers

Things people ask before they message.

If it happens often, follows roughly the same steps every time, and someone on your team dreads it, it is usually a good candidate. Send it to me and I will tell you honestly, even when the answer is no.

It depends on how many tools are involved and how messy the current process is. You get a fixed price in writing before anything starts, so there are no surprises later.

Most first automations go live in around ten working days. Apps take longer, and I will tell you how much longer before you commit. The date is written into the scope.

Every build sends an alert to you if a run fails, and you get a recorded walkthrough plus written notes. Fixes for anything that was in scope are on me. After that, support is optional and month to month.

Everything runs on accounts in your name. I only get the access needed for the build, and you can remove it the day we finish.

No. If you can explain the task on a call, or send me a screen recording of someone doing it, that is enough.

A small studio in Delhi that I co-founded. We build AI automations, agents, apps and content systems for founders and growing businesses. The studio site is lzworth.in.

Cartoon of Deepanshu Singh waving, holding a phone with a WhatsApp message
I reply personally, usually the same day
09 — Let's talk

What's the one task your team quietly hates?

Send it my way. A couple of lines is enough. I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth automating, and what I'd build if it is.

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