Intake assistant
A patient's free-text description becomes a structured pre-visit summary beside the doctor's notes — a suggestion, never the record.
An AI app lives or dies on three things nobody sees in the demo: how retrieval is structured, how the interface handles a two-second stream, and whether quality holds when the prompt changes next month. We design all three before writing the first feature.
Prototypes built in a weekend impress in a meeting and collapse on real data. Costs spike, answers drift, and there is no way to tell whether a prompt change made things better or worse.
A patient's free-text description becomes a structured pre-visit summary beside the doctor's notes — a suggestion, never the record.
Uploaded agreements are compared against a playbook, with each flagged clause linked to its source text.
A technician photographs a fault, describes it by voice, and gets the manual's relevant steps in their language.
Caching, prompt versioning, model routing (a cheaper model for easy cases) and a hard monthly ceiling that degrades gracefully instead of failing. Cost per interaction is reported from day one.
Yes. We evaluate models on your languages specifically, since quality varies, and build the interface for script and input-method differences.
A 30-minute demo on your own use case: what we would build, how long it would take with AI in the loop, and what it would cost. No deck, no obligation.