The problem

The most expensive hours often go to the least demanding work.

In a specialist business, the people with the rarest skills are often the ones retyping information, assembling the same documents again, chasing status and checking that nothing was missed. None of that needs their expertise, and every hour it takes is an hour not spent on the work only they can do.

That is the work we aim at: the routine parts of a skilled job, handled by software, so the person’s attention goes where it matters.

Where assistance helps

Routine work, done well and checked.

AI assistance is most useful where work follows a pattern a person can describe and review. Typical examples:

Getting information in

Reading what arrives and putting it where it belongs, instead of retyping it.

Putting work together

Assembling the first draft of a document from records that already exist, for the expert to review.

Keeping work moving

Knowing what is waiting, what is done and what comes next, without anyone having to ask.

Checking

Catching gaps and inconsistencies early, before they reach a client.

How we design it

The software prepares. The person decides.

  • The expert stays in charge. We design for review. The software does the preparation; judgment and sign-off stay with the person accountable for the result.
  • Inside the work, not beside it. Assistance belongs inside the tools people use for the job, where the information already is, not in a separate window.
  • Data handled with care. Our founder’s background is cloud security, and we treat how data is handled as part of the design from the first day.
  • Built for one field at a time. General tools know a little about everything. We would rather build for a specific kind of work and know it well.

Who it is for

Specialist teams with more skill than hours.

Labs, appraisal practices and other professional teams where skilled people spend too much of the day on routine work. We work with businesses.

Our first platform for a specialist field is Atelier, for gemologists, appraisers, gem labs and jewelers.

What we build

Other areas of work

  • Software

    Atelier

    A gemology platform that covers the whole job: assessment, valuation, estimates, workflow and a mobile lab. It runs in your own cloud account, so your data and client records stay with you.

  • Robotics and engineering

    Drone design

    Concept and engineering work on unmanned aircraft: airframes, propulsion and materials.

  • Robotics and engineering

    IoT

    Embedded controllers and connected devices that bring physical equipment into software.

  • Robotics and engineering

    Fulfillment automation

    An area of development: robotics, controls and software for picking, packing and moving goods.

Is routine work eating your team's best hours?

Tell us what the work looks like. We will tell you honestly whether software can take it on.