Start with the work
The first question is not which AI tool to buy. It is which part of the operation creates pressure, repeats too often, or depends on too few people.
// About Sidekick
Built and delivered by Chase Bernier.
Sidekick is founder-led. Chase works directly with a small number of clients to turn scattered AI use into useful workflows. The work has clear ownership and practical controls.
Chase BernierFounder · Metro Vancouver, BC
// Why Sidekick exists
The tools became available. The operating work did not disappear.
Chase founded Sidekick after more than a decade in B2B partnerships and revenue operations across software, marketplaces, and healthcare data.
At Jobber, DoorDash, and DrugBank, the work that compounded was operations work: connecting people and systems, keeping decisions moving, and helping small teams carry more without losing control. The tooling mattered because it made a better operation possible.
Sidekick was created to close the gap between AI access and dependable use. Chase helps clients choose the work, build the workflow, set the boundaries, review the result, and keep the operating knowledge when Sidekick steps back.
Chase on LinkedIn// The operating gap
The difficult work is deciding what should change, fitting it into the operation, and keeping someone accountable for what happens next.
Sidekick owns that gap.
// How the work is led
A practical method, with a person responsible for it.
The method is designed to keep the work grounded, reviewable, and useful after the engagement ends.
Stay accountable
Sidekick stays involved from the first decision through the build, day-to-day use, review, and handover. Advice is not the finish line.
Leave capability behind
The client keeps the workflow, context, controls, and operating knowledge. The work should become easier to understand and own, not harder.
// A direct working relationship
Work directly with Chase, from the first decision through handover.
Sidekick is based in Metro Vancouver and selectively takes new engagements. Start with a plain-language conversation about the work that keeps getting stuck.