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AI-Powered Apps & Automation

AI app development and workflow automation

We build AI features and automation that do a specific job inside your product or operations, such as recommending the right match, reading documents or removing a manual step. We start by checking that AI is the right tool, then ship it at a fixed price with testing and cost control built in.

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Free 30-minute call · Fixed-price proposal within 3 days · NDA on request

When teams come to us

  • Rules and database queries no longer give good enough results, and you want a model that learns from your own data.
  • Your team repeats the same manual steps every day, such as copying data between systems or reading documents.
  • You want to add an AI assistant or smart feature to a product, but don't want surprise bills or unreliable answers.

What we build

  • Machine learning and recommendation features

    Models trained on your historical data, for example a neural network that recommends jobs to the candidates most likely to succeed.

  • LLM-powered features and assistants

    Assistants and text features built into your product, with guardrails so answers stay inside what they should.

  • Workflow and document automation

    Scripts, scrapers and pipelines that replace repetitive manual work, from collecting readings to extracting data from pages.

  • Data pipelines and internal tools

    Moving, cleaning and storing data reliably, including lower-cost storage for older records, with dashboards on top.

  • Evaluation, safety and cost control

    Ways to measure whether the feature works, limits on what it can do, and monitoring so running costs stay predictable.

How an AI project runs

  1. The first call is about the problem, not the model. Sometimes AI isn't the right answer, and we'll say so.
  2. The proposal states what the system will do and how we'll measure whether it works.
  3. We test on your own data from the first sprints, so you judge real output instead of a slide deck.
  4. Once it is live, we can keep tuning accuracy and cost on monthly support.

Technology we use

  • Python
  • TensorFlow and Keras
  • NumPy and Pandas
  • OpenCV
  • Flask
  • Node.js
  • AWS Lambda and S3
  • Docker

Related work

AI-Powered Apps & Automation

Machine learning job recommendations

Job-matching chatbot platform

Replaced SQL-query job matching with a trained neural network, and cut database cost by moving older data to cloud storage.

  • Python
  • NumPy
  • Pandas
  • TensorFlow-Keras
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SaaS Product Engineering

Data-bucket optimization for a high-speed database engine

Database R&D company

Contributed to a database index structure designed as a faster alternative to the B+ tree, by implementing how it chooses the best bucket for each insert.

  • Python
  • NumPy
  • Data-structure optimization
  • Git
View case study
Daily report showing inverter readings, meter units and loss figures for each solar park section

SaaS Product Engineering

Automated daily power-unit logging for a solar park

Solar park (renewable energy)

Automated the collection and daily calculation of power data from inverters, replacing paper records. One month of development followed by two months of support.

  • Python
  • Django
  • React
  • ABB Inverter API
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AI development questions

Can you add AI to our existing product?

Yes. We look at where AI would actually help, build it as a feature of your existing product, and avoid rewriting what already works.

How do you keep AI features accurate and affordable?

We agree how success is measured before building, test against your own data, put limits around what the feature can do, and monitor usage so costs don't drift.

Do we need a lot of data to start?

Not always. Some automation needs no training data at all, and for machine learning we tell you honestly on the call whether your data is enough.

Can you automate something that's done by hand today?

Usually, yes. If a task is repetitive and follows clear rules, it's a good candidate. Bring an example to the discovery call and we'll tell you what is realistic.

Related reading

  • Should your SaaS product have an MCP server?
  • Adding LLM features to a product you already have

Other ways we can help

  • SaaS development
  • Legacy modernization

Thinking about AI for your product or team?

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