PyDataWizard

The spreadsheet chore you do every Monday, done by a script instead.

Tell me the repetitive task. You get a working Python script, instructions, and a short video of it running — in 48 hours, at a fixed price.

Describe your chore

How it works

1

You describe the chore

Plain English is fine. Attach a sample file if there is one. The form below takes about four minutes.

2

I confirm the scope and price

Within a few hours you get a one-paragraph summary of exactly what the script will do. You pay when you approve it.

3

You get the script in 48 hours

A single file you can run, a one-page setup guide, and a screen recording showing it work on your data. One round of fixes included.

Fixed prices. No hourly billing, no surprises.

Quick fix
$89
One file in, one file out. Cleaning, converting, deduplicating, reformatting.
  • Delivered in 48 hours
  • Setup guide and walkthrough video
  • One round of fixes
Start a Quick fix
Workflow
$349
Several steps chained together, or anything with more than one data source.
  • Delivered in 4 days
  • Scoping call if you want one
  • Two rounds of fixes, 14 days of support
Start a Workflow

Describe your chore

Answer what you can. If a question doesn't fit, skip it. When you're done, the form writes up a brief you can send me in one click.

You'll hear back the same day with a confirmed scope and price. Nothing is charged until you approve it.


      

Questions people ask

I don't know Python. Can I still run it?
Yes. The setup guide assumes you've never opened a terminal, and the video shows every click. If you'd rather not touch it at all, the Automation tier includes instructions to make it run on a schedule by itself.
What if it's bigger than you expected?
I tell you before you pay. The scope summary you approve is the scope you get. If you want more later, that's a new order, not a surprise invoice.
What can't you do?
Anything that breaks a site's terms of service, bypasses logins that aren't yours, or needs a full app with a user interface. If your chore is one of those, I'll say so and point you somewhere better.
Who owns the script?
You do, fully. No licence, no subscription, no dependency on me.