Orders, stock, production and roles. Inside it, the personal plan that used to be put together by hand.
When an off-the-shelf system doesn't fit your process, we build one that does.
We show a working prototype before payment: one process, a week of work at most.
Who we have worked with
Your specialists are doing routine work.
They should be bringing in revenue.
We find the routine tasks your staff repeat day after day, and automate them.
The system a business runs on: orders, stock, reports, roles and access. Shaped around your process, not around the industry average.
The system reads incoming documents and does the rough work for your staff. What takes a person a day takes it minutes. Anything doubtful it sets aside for them instead of deciding on its own.
From design to support: backend, interface, access, deployment. One contractor for the whole path, with nothing tossed between three freelancers.
You get the prototype before you pay
Any contractor will tell you they can build your system and bolt AI onto it. There is usually no way to check that before you pay, so the decision is made blind. So we show instead of telling.
Put in your own numbers. It counts your department, not an average example.
Smartsheet survey, a thousand US workers, 2017: more than 40 % spend at least a quarter of their week on manual, repetitive tasks.
The department loses $31 500 a year on this
The figures assume automation takes 75 % of this work away.
Run the numbers on your processOur own products are open end to end, you can try them right now. Client work is covered by NDA, so it comes without names and without industries.
Our own products
Finds a doctor by reviews and services, not by advertising. A place in the results cannot be bought.
An AI salesperson in Instagram and Telegram: it knows the catalogue, shows the items and hands the conversation over to a person.
You describe a bot in words; it gets written, deployed and moved into a live container within minutes.
Work under NDA
Orders, stock, production and roles. Inside it, the personal plan that used to be put together by hand.
Ratings and reviews collect themselves by eight in the morning, with a trend and a warning when the rating starts to fall.
The site is crawled on its own, addresses are collected and sorted by whether they are worth writing to.
Development is ordered once, but you live with it for years. So here is what happens after handover.
The source code sits in your repository, with a description and deployment instructions. Another developer can take the system over, not only us.
The system runs on your infrastructure and under your accounts. Keys and data do not stay with the contractor.
We keep it running for as long as you need. Ending work with us does not stop the system.
We take a limited set, only what the prototype cannot be tested without, and sign an NDA before you hand it over. When it is over, the set is deleted.
We answer ourselves and decide the same day, without three rounds of approvals.








An hour of conversation, after which you know how many hours a month repetitive work eats and what to automate first. Free and with no obligation.