Why I started Sahivox — and why I'm saying it's new

I've spent the last few years doing data analyst work and building dashboards, automations and chatbots on the side — some of it through my day job, some as small freelance projects. Sahivox is me turning that into an actual practice instead of a side note.

Here's the part most new consultancy websites skip: Sahivox doesn't have a roster of client logos yet. It doesn't have "50+ projects delivered" or a wall of five-star quotes. If you look around this site, you won't find any of that, because none of it would be true yet.

Why say that out loud?

Because the alternative — padding the site with invented testimonials or vague, unverifiable claims — is a bet that you won't notice, or won't mind. I'd rather you know exactly what you're getting: a founder who's hands-on with Power BI, Make.com, and chatbot platforms, working directly on your project with no bench of juniors in between, at pricing that reflects a growing practice rather than an established one.

The case studies page is empty right now for the same reason. It won't stay that way — the first write-up goes up within 48 hours of the first project's handover, with real numbers or none at all.

What you can expect

A short discovery call, a fixed-price written scope before anything is built, and direct WhatsApp access throughout. If that sounds useful for whatever spreadsheet or manual report you're currently dreading, say hello.