Service

AI that ships.
Not a slide deck

Your team knows AI should be part of the product. The question is where. We find the use case that pays for itself, build the pipeline, and put it in production — with monitoring, guardrails, and a team that can maintain it.

LLM integrations, RAG pipelines, fine-tuning
Computer vision and real-time inference
Workflow automation that replaces manual steps

Everyone wants AI. Few teams know where to start.

The board asks for an AI strategy. Your engineers tried a proof-of-concept that worked on their laptop but fell apart in production. Meanwhile, the manual process keeps eating hours.

Your team built a chatbot demo that impressed everyone in the meeting but hallucinates answers in front of real users.
You have thousands of documents that employees search manually every day because nobody built the retrieval system.
The data science team trained a model six months ago and it still has not made it into the product.
Your support team answers the same fifty questions every week and you know a bot could handle most of them.
You tried an off-the-shelf AI tool but it does not understand your domain and the answers are generic.
Your competitors launched an AI feature and your sales team keeps getting asked why yours does not have one.
Manual data entry and document processing eat hundreds of hours per quarter across your organization.
You want to use AI but the legal team has concerns about data privacy and model outputs.

The gap between an AI demo and an AI product is engineering. Retrieval pipelines that actually find the right document. Guardrails that catch bad outputs before users see them. Monitoring that tells you when the model drifts. We build all of it, and we have shipped it in production for legal tech, e-commerce, and healthcare clients.

Three things we build that actually change how your product works.

Not research projects. Production systems your users interact with daily.

01

Retrieval that finds what your users actually need.

A RAG pipeline that indexes your documents, contracts, or product catalog and returns the right context to the model every time. Not keyword search with a language model bolted on — proper vector embeddings, reranking, and chunking strategies tuned to your data.

"They have stayed involved as the product evolved, helped us think through new requirements."

— Shea, Founder, Cybersecurity Awareness Training Company

Verified
02

Automation that handles the repetitive work.

Document classification, form extraction, data entry, support ticket routing. The tasks that eat your team's time and produce errors when someone is tired. We build pipelines that process, validate, and route — with a human in the loop only when confidence is low.

"Their delivery schedule consistently hit the commercial ambition of our business."

— Iain Dickson, CEO, Hero

Verified
03

Intelligent interfaces your users actually talk to.

Chatbots trained on your product catalog. Conversational agents that browse, recommend, and process orders. Computer vision systems that analyze video in real time. Not generic wrappers around GPT — purpose-built interfaces that understand your domain and your users.

"We love the new dashboard; it looks amazing."

— Head of News Company

Verified

How we go from idea to production AI.

No six-month research phase. We validate fast, build incrementally, and measure everything.

01Use Case Validation
02Data & Pipeline Design
03Model Integration
04Production & Monitoring

We start with your data and your users. What do people ask for that a human currently answers? What process takes the most time? We pick the highest-value use case, build a working prototype in two weeks, and test it against real inputs. If it works, we harden it — proper retrieval pipelines, guardrails for edge cases, latency optimization, cost controls. For workflow automation, we also leverage Microsoft Power Platform to ship integrations and bot flows faster. Then we wire it into your product and set up monitoring so you know when the model drifts or the retrieval misses.

"Their knowledge and experience were instrumental to the project's success."

— Evelyn Ackah, Founder & Managing Lawyer, Ackah Business Immigration Law

Verified on Clutch

When AI & automation might not be the right move:

  • You do not have enough data to train or ground a model.
    AI needs data to work with. If your knowledge lives in people's heads and nowhere else, start with digital transformation to digitize your processes first.
  • You need a full product built, not an AI feature.
    If AI is the product rather than a feature inside one, check our web apps or mobile apps services. We build the whole thing.
  • You need to figure out what to build before building it.
    Sometimes the right first step is thinking, not coding. Our product strategy service helps you decide which AI use cases are worth pursuing and which are not.

AI systems we put in production.

Not prototypes that lived on a laptop. These run in front of real users every day.

E-Commerce / AI Chat

AI chatbot that browses, recommends, and sells inside a chat window.

A conversational commerce platform where the AI is trained on the client's product catalog. Customers ask questions in natural language, browse products visually, add items to cart, and check out — all within one chat interface. We built the training pipeline, the retrieval system, and the commerce integration.

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Productivity / Calendar

Google Calendar scheduling poll as a browser extension.

Fuzzy needed a scheduling tool that lives inside Google Calendar. We built a browser extension where users create meeting polls, participants vote on time slots, and the event auto-generates when everyone agrees. The recommendation engine suggests optimal slots based on invitee availability.

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Legal Tech / AI

RAG pipeline and form automation for an immigration platform.

An immigration law startup wanted to automate eligibility screening and form preparation — work that previously required hours of attorney time per case. We built a RAG pipeline over immigration policy documents, fine-tuned a model for form extraction, and created an end-to-end system that processes applications in minutes instead of hours.

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Why build AI with us?

We ship production AI, not Jupyter notebooks.

Every system we build includes the infrastructure around the model: retrieval pipelines, guardrails, latency optimization, cost controls, and monitoring. The model is the easy part. The system around it is the product.

We validate before we build.

Not every problem needs AI. We spend two weeks testing the use case with real data before committing to a full build. If a rules-based system does the job, we tell you. If AI adds real value, we show you the numbers.

Your team owns the system when we leave.

We use open-source models and standard infrastructure. No proprietary black boxes, no vendor lock-in. Your engineers can maintain, retrain, and extend everything we build. We document the architecture and train your team before we hand off.

Quick answers.

How long does it take to ship an AI feature?

A working prototype in two weeks. Production-ready in six to twelve weeks depending on complexity. RAG pipelines and chatbots ship faster. Computer vision and custom model training take longer.

What models do you work with?

OpenAI, Anthropic, open-source models like Llama and Mistral, and custom fine-tuned models when the use case demands it. We pick based on your latency requirements, data privacy needs, and cost constraints.

How do you handle data privacy?

We can run models on your infrastructure, use self-hosted open-source models, or work with providers that offer data processing agreements. We never send sensitive data to third-party APIs without explicit agreement from your team.

What if the model starts giving bad answers?

We build monitoring and guardrails from day one. Output quality is tracked continuously. Confidence thresholds route uncertain answers to humans. When performance degrades, we retrain or adjust the retrieval pipeline. You do not discover problems from angry users.

Next step

Have a process that
AI should handle?

Tell us what the manual process is, how often it runs, and what goes wrong. We will come back with a use case assessment and a two-week prototype plan.