Pick the engagement that matches where you are
Whether you have a workflow to automate, a product to launch, or a decision to make, each path has a defined scope and a clear starting price.
Build AI agents
Agents scoped to one business problem, connected to your systems, with approvals where they matter.
Build AI products
From validated idea to launched product: UX, architecture, engineering, and the AI features that earn their place. Includes completing stalled projects.
Plan your AI investment
Paid discovery that tells you where to start, what it depends on, and what it will cost. Stands on its own without a build contract.
Capabilities, scoped to a problem
Not every agent suits every task. These are the kinds of work we scope, build, and evaluate. Each example below is illustrative.
Conversational
illustrativeCustomer-facing chat on web or messaging channels
Voice
illustrativePhone intake and routing with transcripts
Knowledge
illustrativeInternal assistants over approved documents
Operations
illustrativeSales and ops workflows across your tools
Documents
illustrativeExtraction and processing of invoices, forms, contracts
Research
illustrativeTool-using agents that gather and summarize
Agents work inside the tools you already run
We integrate with CRMs, helpdesks, document stores, calendars, email and internal APIs. Where a system has no API, we tell you what a connector costs before we build it. Every action an agent takes is logged, and steps that need a person wait for one.
An agent that stands in for a specific role, within approved boundaries
A digital twin represents one person or function: it answers the way that role would, from that role's approved sources, and defers to the real person for anything outside its scope.
Example: a doctor's twin for patient services. It handles scheduling, preparation instructions and follow-up questions from clinic protocols, and every patient-facing message is reviewed by a clinician before it is sent. It does not diagnose or give clinical advice.
How we scope a twin →Two ways to begin
A 20-minute fit call to talk through your situation, or a two-minute assessment that points you to a starting route. Neither commits you to anything.