Built to run without Us
AI automation · Custom software
We find the work in your week that shouldn't need a person, build the automation that handles it, and hand it over so it runs on your own systems, not ours.
Two groups, because they answer different questions. The first is how to find out whether a thing is worth doing. The second is the work itself, ordered by how much time each tends to give back. All services in detail →
Small, fixed-price, and designed to end in a straight answer rather than a proposal. Nothing here commits you to a build.
Before anyone builds agents: is your data actually retrievable, is there anywhere to measure whether the output is right, and is there an audit trail when it is not? You get a go or no-go with the specific gaps named, including when the honest answer is not yet. What it involves →
A second opinion on automation you already have. If point tools have been wired together over a couple of years and nobody is quite certain what runs what, we map it, document it, say plainly what is worth keeping, and rebuild only the parts that need it.
A small first project at a fixed price, so you can find out whether this works for you before committing to a full build. We agree what success looks like in writing before starting, and tell you plainly if we do not reach it.
Ordered by how much time each tends to give back.
The unglamorous glue that saves the most time. We connect the tools you already pay for so data stops being copied by hand between them. A worked example →
Language models put to work on real tasks: triaging inbound email, drafting replies, summarising documents, extracting data from messy files. How we build it →
When off-the-shelf doesn't fit, we build the thing properly: web apps, internal tools, mobile apps, and the services behind them. See a build we shipped →
Numbers you can act on, delivered on a schedule instead of assembled by hand at the end of every month.
Automation is not a one-off purchase. Models drift, APIs change, and workflows fail quietly, and the failure nobody notices is the expensive one. We run evaluation checks against every automation we build, alert on silent wrong answers rather than only on outages, and report accuracy and running cost every month.
Your accounts,
your keys
Fixed scope,
fixed price
Watched after
handover
We look, we build, we hand it over.
A short call and a look at how the work actually happens today.
We come back with the two or three tasks worth automating first, what each is costing you now, and what it would take to fix.
A fixed scope and a fixed price before anything starts.
You see working software early and often, not at the end. We scope a first automation to ship inside four weeks.
It runs on your accounts, under your control.
Documented well enough that someone else could pick it up. Keep us on to watch it, or don't. The work is yours either way.
Fixed prices, not hourly billing. These are indicative for the scope described; the figure you are charged is the one in a written quote for your work. Quoted and billed in USD; other currencies are converted live at the European Central Bank reference rate and are indicative only. See terms.
$1,500 One-off · fixed price
A proper look at where your time goes and what to do about it.
$1,200 Per month · cancel any time
We keep it running and keep making it better. This is where automation actually pays.
from $6,000 Per project · fixed scope
We design, build, and ship the automation or application itself.
Checkable on the day we hand over.
Fixed scope agreed before anything starts. It doesn't move unless you change what you asked for.
Source code, documentation, and the accounts it runs on. Nothing stops working if you stop paying us.
It runs on your infrastructure and your keys. Take it in-house whenever you want.
If the numbers don't justify automating something, the audit says so.
The ones owner-operators actually ask.
AI automation, integrations between tools you already use, and custom web or mobile software. If it's repetitive, rule-based, or currently done by copying things between systems, it's probably a fit.
We scope a first automation to ship inside four weeks. Larger applications get split into stages so you see something working early rather than at the end.
No. Most people know which parts of the week feel wasteful but not which are worth fixing. That's what the audit is for, and the first call is free either way.
You do. It runs on your accounts and your infrastructure, you get the source code, and you get documentation written for a human.
Systems run under your own accounts and keys wherever possible. We'll tell you plainly which third-party services any automation touches before it's built.
Thirty days of fixes are included with every build. After that you can take it in-house or keep us on the Managed plan.
Send a short note about the work you'd like to stop doing by hand. You'll get a straight answer on whether it's worth automating , and a rough number, usually within one business day.
