Applied AI · not agentic
Not the software you run on — your CRM, your books, your inventory. The intelligent layer that moves between them, and feeds them what they've been missing.
Don't read about it. Drive one.
Every station below is a live, limited-data version of a real system. Pull the levers. The one that fits your problem will make itself obvious.
My team calls blind
Turns raw government spend data into packets your CRM understands — who won what, when it renews, what they'll need next.
500 raw rows, no idea who to call
Parses messy lead data down to the few worth a phone call — ranked, deduped, tied to your quote sheet, ready to work.
Paying a vendor for reports I could automate
Unifies scattered state data into one view, then generates the monthly filings — quietly replacing a recurring contractor.
I can't see my own business
Upload the messy operational docs, talk to them, and watch profit-per-unit surface in a view you actually read.
Which customers need staffing next
Reads who's winning work in your market so a labor provider knows what skills to line up before the call.
A system that should exist and doesn't
The station for the thing only you have. Tell me the shape of it, and it gets built to run through what you already own.
The architect
Applied AI Systems
Owner · Architect
Systems engineer by training, forged in a nuclear reactor plant. The judgment stays human; the heavy lifting goes to the machine. Read the story →