Not another demo.
You don't need more slide decks about "AI potential." You need an agent that runs, integrates with what you have, and doesn't break in week two.
30 min · no pitch · no obligation
Great for prototyping and exploring ideas. The integration work — your actual systems, your real data — that's a different job.
Not their fault — most agencies are built for strategy, design, campaigns. AI implementation is a newer discipline. Different tooling, different skill set.
Real users find the edge cases the platform wasn't built to handle. Usually on day one, sometimes on day two.
The thing that used to eat three hours every morning handles itself. Leads come in, get qualified, get routed — without anyone watching. Your team stops being the glue between systems.
Integrates with what you already have — your CRM, your chat, your database. No rip-and-replace.
No vendor lock-in. No SaaS dependency. The code lives in your repo on day one.
Fixed scope, clear deliverables. Working in production in 1–4 weeks, not after a quarterly roadmap.
Every project starts with your problem. Here's what the solutions usually look like.
Handles email triage, calendar, reports, and follow-ups. Your team stops doing work that doesn't need a human.
Answers questions, qualifies leads, routes conversations — trained on your content, connected to your tools.
Extracts structured data from photos, documents, or video. Turns visual input into actionable output, at scale.
Talk to your systems instead of clicking through them. Voice-to-action for ops, logistics, and field teams.
Connect your stack, eliminate manual handoffs, build processes that run without someone watching them.
Captures, scores, and routes inbound leads automatically. Stops your team wasting time on cold prospects.
A moving company was losing leads to slow manual estimation. Now customers send 3 photos — the AI detects furniture, calculates volume, generates a quote, and routes the lead automatically. No human involved until the deal is warm.
A café wanted loyalty stamps and customer broadcasts without a POS system or native app. Built a Telegram-based "7+1" program: customers collect stamps via QR, staff mark purchases from any phone, owner broadcasts promos to everyone in 30 seconds.
30 minutes. You describe the problem — the bottleneck, the manual work, the thing your team does on autopilot. I ask questions that turn a vague ask into a scoped solution.
Within 48 hours you get a fixed-price proposal: exactly what gets built, what it costs, when it ships. No surprises after you say yes.
I build it, you test it, we ship it. Weekly updates, code in your repo, full handover documentation so your team can own it from day one.
No retainers before we know it's a fit. No hourly billing.
No. You understand your business problem — I translate it into something that works technically. Most clients couldn't name the models I use. They don't need to.
I fill the AI-specialist gap. Most developers are great at software — LLM architecture, prompt engineering, and agent design are a different discipline. We can work together.
Most projects ship in 2–4 weeks. Simple automations can be done in a week. Complex multi-agent systems with integrations take 6–8 weeks. Scope is always fixed up front.
Always. The code lives in your repository from day one. No vendor lock-in, no dependencies on my infrastructure. Any developer can maintain it.
We scope for it. Every agent includes human-in-the-loop checkpoints for high-stakes decisions, fallback flows, and monitoring. Production-grade means handling edge cases.
Usually yes — that's the point. I build integrations with CRMs, messaging platforms, databases, APIs. If you have a tool, there's almost certainly a way to connect it.
If AI can help you solve it, I'll tell you exactly how — and what it'll cost. If it can't, I'll tell you that too.
No pitch · no obligation · fixed scope · you keep the code
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