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About

One engineer.
No sales team.

EaseOps exists because its founder spent 13 years inside the industrial sector, watching good companies lose hours a day to work nobody should be doing by hand.

Howard Zhang

Founder, Specto LLC. M.S. Mechanical Engineering, Temple University. Thirteen years in the industrial sector — most recently as a partner at a firm specializing in complex product selection and high-stakes quoting systems.

“I didn't build EaseOps to join the AI hype. I built it to fix operations — the unglamorous, expensive busywork that eats a business from the inside.”

How I work

I don't do AI strategy, and I don't sell a platform. I build small agents for the tedious, repetitive work — the same emails, the invoice checks, the hunt for old files — using Google's current models, inside an account you own, with a person approving every step. I don't send a team; I come myself. I'd rather spend an hour watching your office manager work than a day writing a requirements document. I build one thing, and if it's useful, we talk about the next one. If it isn't, you keep it anyway.

CompanySpecto LLC
BrandEaseOps
Based inSpringboro, Ohio
On-siteDayton–Cincinnati area
ElsewhereSame process, over video
Built usingGoogle Cloud AI

We work with manufacturers, trades, logistics and distribution companies — mostly between 50 and 500 people, usually with one department drowning in the same repetitive work.

The Fair Question

“You're small. Why should we trust you with this?”

The infrastructure isn't ours

The models, security and uptime are Google Cloud's — the same infrastructure the largest enterprises run on. Firm size stopped deciding who gets enterprise-grade AI; the cloud did that.

You don't have to bet on us

Everything runs in your own account from day one. If we disappeared tomorrow, your system would keep running without us — a guarantee no subscription vendor of any size can make.

Small is the feature

The person who scopes your job is the person who builds it. No account managers, no junior teams, no hand-offs where context dies.