Services
What we build, in detail.
Four practices. Each one is scoped as a build with a named owner, a working demo before you commit, and a handover that leaves the system in your accounts.
AI agents
Agents earn their place when they close a loop end to end — read the context, decide, act, and log what they did. We build them narrow and observable, with a human approval step wherever a mistake would cost you a client.
What's included
Example: an inbound qualifier that scores, routes and drafts a first reply in under ten seconds.
Business process automation
The unglamorous work that pays for everything else: making the tools you already pay for talk to each other, so leads, invoices and reports stop depending on someone remembering.
What's included
Example: five tabs and a spreadsheet replaced by one rail your ops lead can read.
Custom SaaS products
When the workflow is the product — an internal tool, a client portal, a dashboard your customers pay for — we build a real application. Lean, documented and yours: your repo, your cloud, your roadmap.
What's included
Example: a portal that replaces the weekly status email your team writes by hand.
AI content production
Marketing output at a volume a small team could not otherwise reach: video, voice and design pipelines built once, then run weekly against your brand rules.
What's included
Example: one product brief in, thirty on-brand assets out, reviewed by a human before publish.
Questions founders ask first
Do we need an in-house AI team?
No. We build with your existing team and hand over playbooks written for the people who will actually run it. If you have engineers, we work alongside them and leave the source.
Who owns what you build?
You do. Everything is built in your accounts and repositories from the first day — models, automations, code and data. There is no lock-in to us.
How do you price?
We quote after the free demo call, once the build plan makes the scope concrete — so you see the number before any work starts, not a rate card up front.
What if AI is the wrong answer?
We say so. A good share of what we ship is plain automation and better software; a model only goes in where judgement or language is genuinely needed.
How fast can we start?
The demo call happens within a few days, and a first sprint usually starts inside two weeks of the build plan being signed.