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We build AI solutions for workflow automation, predictive analytics, generative AI apps, chatbots, computer vision systems, recommendation engines, and custom tools designed to integrate seamlessly into your existing operations (and more).

Yes. We handle everything from strategy and data preparation to model training, deployment, and ongoing optimization.

You don’t have to juggle multiple vendors; we can take your project from idea to production-ready AI entirely in-house.

Both. For speed, we often fine-tune pre-built models like GPT, Claude, or Gemini. But when your use case demands unique capabilities, we develop custom models trained on your proprietary data.

For pre-built models: Faster deployment and lower costs since we adapt world-class models to your needs.

For custom models: Higher accuracy, domain-specific intelligence, and an AI moat competitors can’t replicate.

We work across both B2B and B2C but focus on industries where AI has the biggest impact and ROI is clear: finance, healthcare, real estate, logistics, insurance, SaaS, and ecommerce.

In finance and insurance, we’ve built predictive models for risk management and fraud detection. For SaaS and ecommerce, we’ve created dozens of personalization engines, AI agents, and automation platforms.

Yes. A PoC is a critical step in our process. We start by building a small, working prototype to validate the idea, test your data, and prove the app’s feasibility before committing to full-scale development.

This approach reduces risk, uncovers potential roadblocks early, and gives you tangible evidence that the AI solution will deliver value.

Absolutely. We don’t just build models—we make sure they run reliably in real-world environments. This includes containerization, API integration, monitoring, scaling, and aligning with your infrastructure.

Our goal is to eliminate the “prototype problem.” Many AI projects get stuck in testing. We specialize in making them production-ready for faster adoption and measurable results.

We follow a rigorous, iterative process to make predictions trustworthy and reliable, starting with high-quality data collection from relevant sources.

Next, we clean the data to remove duplicates, handle missing values, and eliminate noise that could skew results. This ensures models are based on accurate, real-world information.

Finally, we select and tune models to match your problem, refining them for optimal accuracy. For instance, a healthcare project predicting patient readmissions might use tree-based models optimized for recall.

Ethics is central to our process. We start with responsible data sourcing, using consented and compliant data for all AI development.

We also apply explainability techniques so predictions can be understood and trusted. If an AI makes a decision, we show the factors behind it—no black boxes.

Ongoing governance includes regular audits, bias checks, and drift detection to ensure the model stays reliable over time.

Most AI projects start around $25,000–$40,000, covering discovery, data preparation, and a working proof of concept.

Larger builds—like enterprise automation platforms or generative AI products—require higher investment depending on complexity and scope.

We’re transparent about pricing from day one, with smaller pilots to validate ROI and roadmaps for scaling spend with outcomes.

Yes, consulting is available standalone or as part of your project.

We’ll help define use cases, audit data readiness, select models, estimate ROI, and craft a phased roadmap to de-risk future builds.

Yes. Our engineers can work exclusively on your projects, handling model development, integration, optimization, and more—while staying aligned with your roadmap and workflows.

AI development is the process of designing, training, and deploying artificial intelligence systems that solve real business problems.

It includes everything from preparing data and choosing algorithms to building applications that automate tasks and generate insights.

In practice, this could mean predictive models for demand forecasting, virtual assistants for customer support, or computer vision systems for real-time product inspections.