AI development services

AI development services design, build and connect AI systems that do a specific job in your business, such as an assistant that answers customers, an automation that moves information between tools, a model that forecasts demand or a computer vision system that tracks what a camera sees.

Most of the value comes from repeat work: answering the same questions, qualifying leads after hours, pulling details out of emails and forms, and spotting patterns in sales or operations data. If a task happens every day and follows rules, AI can usually take on part of it.

Less than most people expect. An assistant can start from your website, service pages, policies and FAQs. Forecasting needs a history of the thing you want to predict, usually a year or more. We check what you have in the first step and tell you what is realistic.

Data handling is agreed in writing before the project starts. We use providers and settings that keep your data out of public model training, and we can run models privately when a project calls for it.

Models from the major providers and open-source models, chosen for the task, your data, your budget and your privacy needs. We are not tied to one vendor.

A proof of concept on your data usually comes first and takes a few weeks. A production system takes longer, depending on the integrations and the review your team needs. Your plan sets the timeline before work starts.

Yes. Most of our AI work goes into websites and apps that already exist, connected to the tools behind them. We also build new products with AI from the start, like Trip Amor.

Yes. We build assistants trained on your own content that answer questions, capture leads and book appointments, with a clear handoff to a person when the question needs one.

Older chatbots follow fixed scripts and stall when a question does not match one. An AI assistant understands the question in the customer’s own words, answers from your content and can take actions such as booking, while still following the rules you set.

Yes. We connect assistants and automations to CRMs, calendars, email, help desks, spreadsheets and databases through their official integrations, so information lands where your team already works.

It takes repeat work off their plate so they can spend time on the customers and decisions that need a person. Every system we build has a clear handoff to your team.

We ground it in your own content, test it on real questions before launch, set rules for what it should never answer, and route anything uncertain to your team. After launch we review conversations and keep improving it.

Detecting, tracking and counting things in video and images. Our work includes tracking players and the ball in match footage, and the same methods apply to counting people or vehicles, checking products and reading labels.

Yes. The system, its configuration and your data are yours. Third-party models and services stay under their providers’ terms, which we explain before you choose them.

We monitor accuracy and usage, review the cases it handed off, retrain or adjust it as your business changes, and report every month on how it is performing.

With the measures agreed at the start: hours saved, questions answered without a person, leads captured, errors caught or forecast accuracy. If a system does not move its measure, we say so and change course.