We build AI tools for businesses
For owners and operators who know where the hours go and want software that takes some of them back, without a demo that falls apart on real data.
What usually goes wrong
The pilot worked once, then stopped
A prompt in a chat window handles the easy cases and falls over on the messy ones. Nobody owns it, so it quietly gets abandoned.
Off-the-shelf tools don't know your business
Generic assistants have never seen your pricing rules, your forms or your customers. You end up copying context in by hand every time.
Nobody can say what it costs or what it did
Usage bills drift, outputs aren't logged, and no one can tell whether a bad answer was a one-off or a pattern.
Your team doesn't trust it
If a wrong answer can reach a customer unchecked, people route around the tool. Adoption needs a human in the right places.
What you get
- One AI tool wired into the systems your team already uses, not a separate app to remember
- Review steps where a wrong answer would cost you, and automation where it wouldn't
- Logs of what the tool did and what it cost, readable by a non-engineer
- Source code and accounts in your name, plus a short handover for whoever runs it next
How an AI tool build runs
Step 1
Find the one job
A call about where time and money leak. We pick a single task with clear inputs and a clear definition of a good result.
Step 2
Prove it on your real data
A working prototype against a sample of your actual documents or tickets, so you see the failure cases early and cheaply.
Step 3
Build it into your workflow
Connect it to the inbox, CRM, Slack or database where the work already happens. Add review steps, logging and cost limits.
Step 4
Hand it over and watch it
Your team uses it for a trial period while we fix what real use turns up. Then we document it and step back, or stay on a care plan.
Work behind this
Juno
A native Mac AI desktop agent we built from scratch in Rust and Tauri.
See the workShipKit
Our own production Next.js framework: auth, payments, CMS and multi-tenant support.
See the workSwell Energy
Customer-facing platforms and internal management tools for a distributed energy company.
See the workCommon questions
Tell us what you're working on.
A 30-minute call with the people who would do the work. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.