We build it in your systems, with senior engineers who work with AI, and you keep all of it.
Bring the idea, the spreadsheet or the prototype you built yourself. We'll take it the rest of the way to production.
You've described it in a meeting, sketched it on a whiteboard, and built a version of it in a spreadsheet at 10pm. Then this happens.
Your idea waits in an IT backlog behind everything else, and comes back as a spec that lost the point.
A discovery phase runs for a month and hands you slides, a roadmap and a proposal for another phase.
It looked great in the meeting. It never touched your data, your systems or production.
A quarter goes by and you explain it again. That gap, between knowing what you want and having it, is the whole problem.
Not a roadmap. Not a phase two proposal. Software your team opens on Monday and uses to do the actual job.
We named the company The AI Struggle Bus because we've been on it. We've watched people who knew exactly what their business needed hand the idea to someone else and get something worse back. So we close that distance, starting from whatever you already have.
Your repo, your data, your tools. We work where your business already runs, not inside a platform of ours.
A small senior team, using AI tooling every day. No handoff to juniors and no layers between you and the people writing the code.
The code, the docs and the training live on your accounts. No portal of ours to log into and no licence to keep paying.
Then do. A prototype you made is the best spec we'll ever get.
We're for the part after the prototype, when it has to run inside your business every day and not just on your laptop.
Your ERP, your 3PL, your CRM, the portal with no API. The prototype used a sample file. Production has to talk to all of it.
Messy data, edge cases, logins, permissions, tests and monitoring. The unglamorous parts that decide whether it still works in six months.
Documentation that regenerates from the commits, training for the people who use it, and a repo your own developers can pick up.
Send the sketch, the spreadsheet, the screenshot or the prototype. However rough. You don't need a spec.
A straight answer on what we'd build first and how long it takes
A small senior team building with AI works in your repo from the first commit, so the first working version lands in your systems in weeks, not quarters.
Working software doing the actual job, with your data
Keep going month to month while there's more to build, or take the keys. Leave any time and keep everything.
The code, the docs and the training, on your accounts
Everything we build is yours from the first commit, and we're month to month because we'd rather earn next month than lock up your year.
Your repo. The code lives in your repository, on your accounts, from the first commit. Not ours.
Your spec. We build what you described, and when it changes, the plan changes with it.
Docs that stay current. Documentation regenerates from the commits, so it's accurate the day you decide to run it yourself.
Leave any time. Stop whenever you want. Nothing breaks and nothing gets taken away.
Six spreadsheets, kept alive by hand. We replaced the whole ritual with a single form. The person who used to do it now spends that week on the part of the job that needs a human.
They called on a Friday with a deployment coming apart. We were connected to their platforms on Saturday, and the fix that had been planned for months was done inside a week.
Every morning started with logging into five 3PL and warehouse portals, most with no API. We connected all five, showed them where shipments were going wrong, and handed over the dashboard and the keys.
Rather hear it from a client? Ask for a reference call with someone we're building for right now.
These are the platforms we build on and connect to most. If yours isn't here, we'll connect to it anyway.
OpenAI
Anthropic
Gemini
Perplexity
AWS Bedrock
AI Foundry
Vercel
Supabase
Redis
GitHub
GitLab
n8n
Stripe
QuickBooks
Shopify
Slack
Notion
Airtable
HubSpot
SalesforceSix kinds of work we build most often, each with real client work behind it.
Stop logging into five different portals. We pull data from carriers, suppliers and platforms into one place your team trusts.
Explore Data Aggregation
The spreadsheet ritual, the approval chain, the copy and paste between systems. Turned into software that runs on its own.
Explore Workflow Automation
Research, reports and first drafts in your voice, so your people spend their time on judgment instead of gathering.
Explore Research & Content
Extraction, review flags and audit trails for the documents your team reads line by line today.
Explore Document & Compliance
Stock and price visibility across every channel and location, instead of a spreadsheet someone updates on Fridays.
Explore Inventory & Pricing
Help your own people prototype the tools they need, then we make the good ones production grade.
Explore Team AI EnablementAnother quarter of spreadsheets. Another spec. Another vendor with another deck. And the idea stays in your head.
Your team uses it. It does more than you scoped, because once the thing exists it's cheap to make better. The docs write themselves from the commits. And you own every line of it.
Not ready to talk? Send the sketch, the spreadsheet or the prototype. We'll come back with what we'd build first and how long it takes. No deck, no discovery phase.
Thirty minutes with Mike. Bring the thing you want, and leave knowing whether we can build it and roughly what it takes.