Hi, I’m Parker.

I live in Maple Grove with my wife Melissa and our two kids. By day I’ve spent over a decade running technical operations and account teams for a national smart-home security company — the kind of job where things have to work at 2am, for real customers, or somebody’s phone rings.

A few years ago I started building AI systems for my own life — assistants that answer, schedulers that schedule, paperwork that files itself. It got a little out of hand, in the best way. More than thirty of them run my household and side projects today.

Then I watched the owners around me — the people who fix our sinks and furnaces and yards — quoting jobs at their kitchen tables at 9pm, losing weekend calls to a full voicemail box. The gap was obvious: this technology is ready for the trades, but the people selling it are agencies with sales scripts, or faceless apps from three time zones away.

MN Clockworks is my answer: one local person who builds the machine, shows you the price, and answers his own phone. The name is the promise — a good system should be like a good clock. You don’t think about it. It just keeps your time.

Faith and family first here — which is exactly why I build things that give evenings back. I want your Tuesday dinner table to get you back, too.