Put AI to work inside the software you already use
My day job is AI and cloud development. I help businesses move past experiments to AI features that run reliably in production: document processing, AI assistants over your own data, and automations that remove hours of manual work. The work is secure, measurable and built into your existing systems.
Sound familiar?
- Staff spend hours reading, summarising or re-keying documents and emails
- Customers and staff can't quickly find answers buried in your own documentation
- You've tried ChatGPT pilots, but nothing has reached production
- You're unsure what's safe to send to an AI model and how to control cost
What you get
- Opportunity review: where AI will actually save time or money in your business
- Proof of concept on your real data, with measured accuracy
- Production integration into your existing .NET, Node.js or cloud systems
- Guardrails: data protection, audit logging, cost limits and human review where it matters
- Handover and documentation so your team can run it
Ways to work together
Every engagement starts with a small, paid, fixed-price first step. That's where requirements are gathered and the scope and cost estimate for the rest of the work are written, so you know what you're committing to.
AI opportunity review
£1,500
2 days. Workshop plus a written report ranking opportunities by value and effort.
AI pilot
from £6,000
About 4 weeks. One use case built on your data and measured against real work.
Production rollout
Quoted per project
Hardening, integration, monitoring and staff handover.
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Read the case studyHave a project in mind?
Tell me what you're trying to achieve. Within one working day I'll tell you whether it's a fit and what the fixed-price first step costs.