How to read the line

  • copper: the system at work
  • pencil: first pass, raw work
  • red: a person decides

We build around the work, not around the buzzword.

The right service rarely starts with a model name. It starts with the workflow: the sources, the risk, the exceptions, the people who validate, and the part nobody wants to keep doing by hand.

Start with one workflow

  1. AI agents for real workflows

    Branches out, comes back, hands the hard case to a person.

    Agents that qualify, retrieve, draft, update tools, prepare decisions and escalate when judgement matters.

    Support · operations · research · back-office

  2. Process automation

    The same rhythm, every time.

    Connected workflows for recurring work: reminders, reports, CRM updates, documents, exports and internal handoffs.

    Email · Drive · CRM · Slack · internal tools

  3. Web scraping and market watch

    Goes to the edge and samples it.

    Scrapers, monitors and dashboards with traceable sources, explicit missing data and alerts that are useful before they are pretty.

    Prices · catalogues · competitors · signals

  4. Local LLM and data-sensitive systems

    Stays inside a closed boundary.

    Private or controlled AI architectures for teams that need to use sensitive documents without losing governance.

    Local models · RAG · audit trails · privacy

  5. Creative websites

    The line turns into letterforms.

    Fast editorial sites, landing pages and product pages with strong copy, sober motion and a real design point of view.

    Astro · UX · copy · motion · SEO foundations

  6. Custom prototypes

    Drawn as a draft before anyone commits.

    When the shape is not obvious yet: dashboards, internal tools, agentic workflows and proof-of-value experiments.

    MVP · scripts · dashboards · agent systems

Small scope. Real proof. Clear limits.

  • Narrow scope

    We do not start with “transform the company”. We start with one painful loop and make it measurable.

  • Visible limits

    The system must show what it did, what it used, where it failed and when a human should take over.

  • Proof before scale

    A small reliable workflow beats a broad promise. Scaling comes after reality has pushed back.

Start with the workflow. We will name the solution later.

Not sure which service fits? Describe the work, the tools involved and what has to stay human.

Start with one workflow