Custom digital solutions for ideas that do not fit a template
Some problems do not map to a website, an app or an automation — a pricing model, a quality-check pipeline on production photos, a multilingual support layer for a niche product. For those we run a scoped pilot: two weeks, one clear question, a working prototype and a go or no-go recommendation on your own data.
How a pilot works
The pilot exists to answer one question cheaply before you commit to a build.
- Day one: written scope with the question, the data and the success metric
- Week one: prototype built against real examples, not synthetic ones
- Week two: evaluation, cost model and an honest go or no-go recommendation
- If it works: fixed-price plan for the full build, with the pilot cost credited
- If it does not: you keep the findings and lose two weeks, not a quarter
Problems that have suited this format
A domain assistant grounded in a company archive. A risk score for loan applications. Automated defect detection on packaging photos. A Gujarati-first support layer for a regional product. A dynamic pricing model for a seasonal business. None started with a certain answer.
Honest by design
We are paid the same whether the answer is go or no-go, so the recommendation is not shaped by what comes next. Roughly one pilot in three ends with advice not to build — that is the format working, not failing.
Deliverables at handover.
- Written pilot scope with success metric
- Working prototype on your real data
- Evaluation results and cost model
- Go / no-go recommendation with reasons
- Fixed-price plan for the full build if you proceed
Every project also includes what is listed on the features page and follows the six-stage process. Pricing follows one of three engagement models.
AI solutions that pair with custom digital solutions.
Custom digital solutions: what people ask.
What does a pilot cost?
A fixed price agreed on day one, and credited in full against the build if you proceed. Ask for a quote from the contact page with a one-paragraph description of the question.
What do we need to provide?
Real examples of the data or documents involved, one person who can answer questions during the two weeks, and a clear view of what success would look like for you.
Can a pilot cover something that is not AI?
Yes. Pilots are about reducing uncertainty — a new checkout flow, an integration nobody has tried, a device-heavy field app — not about any particular technology.
Where this service has done the most.
Often combined with.
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