We build AI features into real products
We build AI features into real products — from proof of concept to deployment — starting with whether AI is genuinely the right tool for your problem.
Most AI projects die between the demo and production
- The prototype impressed everyone and then nobody could make it reliable enough to ship.
- You're being sold AI for a problem that a database query would solve.
- Nobody defined what "working" means, so the project can't be finished.
What we deliver
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AI feasibility assessment
Whether AI solves this, and what it would cost. Sometimes the answer is that it doesn’t.
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Proof of concept
A working demonstration on your actual data.
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Functional design
How the AI feature behaves, including when it’s wrong.
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Production deployment
Built into your product, monitored, with fallbacks.
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Data pipeline & integration
Getting your data where the model needs it.
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Evaluation & monitoring
Measuring accuracy over time.
Process
Four stages, ending in a document that says yes or no — with the reasoning and the data behind it. Most research projects run [3–5 weeks], and you'll know by the end whether this product has a market worth building for.
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01
Assess
Define the task, the success criteria and the failure cost.
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02
Prototype
Proof of concept on your data, fast and cheap.
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03
Design
The UX around the AI — how users correct it, trust it, and work with it.
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04
Deploy
Into production, with evaluation and monitoring in place.
Products we built and still run
Smart Delivery, Smart Delivery PLUS, White Label Delivery App, Smart HR, Wine List App, Smart Catalog, Smart Restaurant — our own platforms, in production, maintained by the same team that would build yours.
Who It's For
Companies with a repetitive, data-heavy process that’s eating staff hours.
Products that need an AI feature to stay competitive.
Teams with an AI prototype stuck short of production.
FAQ
Not always. Many useful AI features run on general models with your context added. We'll tell you in the assessment.
Handled in the design phase — including options that keep your data out of third-party models entirely.
Then we say so and propose what is. You'll have paid for an assessment and not just a failed build.