Services

IT work on AI tools and custom work for individuals, sole proprietors, small and mid-sized businesses and research groups, shaped around each client’s own tools, data and needs. Advice comes only as part of that work. It applies the research directly: the work itself shows where AI helps, and the client’s own judgement stays the reference.

AI tools for your own work

Sole proprietors, individuals, small and mid-sized businesses

Problem

Every person and every business works with different tools and data, so the right place for AI differs too. Ready-made set-ups rarely fit one particular way of working.

Work

Choosing the tools: how the client works with their current tools and data, where AI tools fit them and where they do not, and which tools and set-up steps suit the work now.
Setting up: the chosen AI tools installed and configured, and connected to the client’s own accounts and data flows.
Scripts and automations: where nothing ready-made fits, a solution built for that one client, on request, and installed personally on the client’s own computer and accounts.
Training: the people who use the tools learn to work with them in their daily work, at a pace that suits them.
The work uses large language models that run online, so the client’s data is processed by the AI provider. The client chooses the AI account, decides what it may see and accepts the data risks in our written agreement; “AI models and your data” sets them out.

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Websites

Problem

A small business or a project needs a site that says plainly what it does, stays up and stays current, often without anyone in-house to look after it.

Work

Websites built around the client’s own content and audience, hosted where the client chooses, kept updated, backed up and quick to restore.

Ongoing care on request: content changes, updates and checks, each agreed with the client before it goes live.

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Workshops

Studios, teams and individuals

Problem

Agentic tools help in daily work when they are fitted to a person and a craft. Many people meet them as generic products, without the knowledge to shape them.

Work

For sound engineers and studios: agentic systems in daily audio work, from session preparation and client communication to listening decisions that stay with the engineer.
For individuals and teams: working with AI in your own daily work, fitted to your tasks, your vocabulary and your habits.
In both: agent behaviour and the limits of delegation, exposure (instructions hidden in input, access beyond the task), and the differences between models across environments.

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