start smaller

Three focused engagements, when a full platform build is more than you need.

These are shorter, cheaper, and narrower than the flagship. They are a real way to prove the value before committing to an owned platform -- and plenty of operations never need to go further.

Tier A

AI Starter Kit

We set you up on the right AI tool for your business, build a prompt library -- saved instructions for the things you do every week -- and train your team to run it themselves.

Set up on a tool you own
Prompts tuned to your work
Trained to run it yourself
Month-to-month
Tier B

AI + Automation

The Starter Kit, plus connectors -- links that let AI work directly with the tools you already use, like your booking system, inbox, or spreadsheets -- so the repetitive work runs itself.

Everything in Tier A
Wired into your current tools
Repetitive work runs itself
Tier C

Custom AI Agent

A purpose-built assistant, built from scratch -- software that handles a task on its own, most often working across your own data to answer questions and flag what matters.

Everything in Tier A and B
Built around your systems
Real software, purpose-built

Which one fits is our problem, not yours. On a call we work out the smallest thing that solves the problem in front of you, and say so plainly if the answer is that you do not need us yet.

If it turns out the system itself is the constraint -- data scattered across tools that cannot talk to each other -- that is what the owned platform is for.

see it work

Working examples of the smaller engagements.

These are Tier C agents -- what a focused build looks like in practice. Every business here is made up, so explore freely. The flagship platform is shown live on a call, not embedded on a page.

KKaze Sushi insightsa neighborhood sushi bardemo
How many spicy tuna rolls did we sell on this day last year?
On August 20th last year you sold 47 spicy tuna rolls -- about 30% above your Tuesday average.
What was the weather that day?
78°F and clear. Your five highest roll days last summer were all clear and over 75°F.
So should I prep more for this Friday?
Friday's forecast is 81°F and clear. On comparable days you averaged 52 rolls, so prepping for around 55 would cover it.
Which nights are slowest?What did we waste last month?Compare this June to last June

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How would it know all that? The owner-insights demo assumes the data has already been centralized, with links built to each source. That connective work is Tier B, and how involved it is depends on where your data lives today.

The customer-facing demos run on the same framework. There the agent can take on whatever personality you want and act on your behalf -- answering questions, taking requests, and handling the back and forth.

Is this secure? A deployed system runs the AI model inside the environment your data already lives in, rather than shipping your records out to a public model. The demos above are the exception -- they run hosted, because the businesses in them are invented and there is nothing to protect.

intake · meet otto

Handing off process, without lining up calendars.

Smaller engagements start with Otto -- an intake assistant we built and trained. Instead of booking a call every time you need to pass something along, you talk to Otto from your phone whenever it suits you, walking through the tasks that eat your day.

It gets your team comfortable using AI from the first week, and what you send reaches us already sorted into what is worth automating.

  • You talk to OttoRecord a voice note from your phone, whenever it is handy.
  • Otto sorts itSend one any time of day -- no scheduling around us. It lands already organized into what is worth automating.
  • Otto guides setupOtto walks you through the initial setup, then through putting the automations into practice.

Not sure which fits?

Tell us what is eating your time and we will say plainly which of these is the right size -- or whether the owned platform is the better answer.