Bring the work. We'll deliver it.
Agencies, consultancies, and software teams hand us the work they cannot staff. We deliver it AI-powered and white-label, under your name. You keep the client, the relationship, and the credit.
Four lines, fully delivered
Whole projects or overflow from a line you already sell. Either way it comes back finished, not as a draft you have to rescue.
Mobile apps + on-device AI
Native apps where the model runs on the phone, not in the cloud. Privacy-first architecture with encrypted local storage and on-device inference. Your client gets an app that works offline and keeps their data on the device.
Web apps + platforms
Fast, semantic builds that pass an audit, live data platforms on edge infrastructure. WordPress when it earns its keep, hand-built when it does not. Hardening and cache discipline are standard, not an upsell.
Integration + automation
The manual layer your client keeps paying people to do by hand. CRM hygiene, API integrations, data migrations, and agents that handle the repetitive work under supervision.
AI advisory
Where AI fits in your client’s operation and how it ships. Audit, roadmap, pilot, production. Your team sells the engagement, and the analysis and recommendations come back ready to present.
Four steps, one contact
No account management theater. You send work, you get a scope, you get it delivered.
Send the work
A paragraph on what needs delivering. No brief, no spec, no procurement pack.
Get a scope
One written approach, including what it will not cover. This is the document you can put in front of your client.
We build
One accountable team, one point of contact. You get progress you can report on, not a status portal.
You deliver
It comes back finished and unbranded, ready to hand over as your own work.
How the work actually gets done is our side of the arrangement. What you get is the output, finished, on your letterhead. The engine stays ours to maintain.
The terms, plainly
The parts that matter when you are the one whose name is on the invoice.
| White-label by default | Code, documentation, and handover material ship unbranded. Your client does not hear our name unless you choose to say it. |
|---|---|
| Your client stays yours | We do not approach them, before or after. If you want us on a call we show up as your team, briefed on what we are there to say. |
| Capacity without headcount | You take on work you could not staff for, and you are not carrying salaries between engagements. |
| You own the deploy target | Own hardware, your cloud, or our edge. You hold the credentials, so taking it in-house later is a decision rather than a project. |
| Nothing goes out unverified | Work is checked before it leaves us, because a wrong number in something carrying your logo is your problem, not ours. |
| Your engagement stays separate | Material from one client is not reachable from another. That separation is built in, not a policy someone remembers. |
Asked before
If yours is not here, ask it on the first call.
Whose name is on the work?
Yours. Code, documentation, deploy artifacts, and handover material all ship unbranded, and we do not contact your client directly. You are free to describe us as your team, or not mention us at all.
How do you actually deliver this much with AI?
That part is our side of the arrangement. What we will tell you is what it means for you: work comes back finished rather than as a first draft, and you are buying an outcome instead of hours. The engine stays ours to build and maintain.
How does an engagement start?
You send a paragraph. We come back with one written scope, including what it will not cover, and a straight yes or no on whether we should build it. If the answer is no you hear it before you have committed anything to your client.
Can we take the system in-house later?
Yes, and it is built assuming you might. You choose the deploy target, you hold the credentials, and the handover includes what a competent team needs to run it without us.
What would make us a bad fit?
Work with no clear definition of done, a deadline that only works by skipping verification, or procurement that requires certifications we do not hold. We would rather say that in week one than in the security review.
Send us what
you keep turning down.
The work you pass on because you have nobody to hand it to is the best first conversation. One paragraph is enough. No brief, no spec, no RFP.
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