Case studies
Who it was for, and what it did.
Builds that are running, each with a number attached to it. Where we cannot show a client's actual screen, the diagram next to it is the real logic of the system rather than a picture of one.
- Private wealth2026
An AI inbox agent for a Dubai billionaire
The head of a family office worth $1.6 billion was spending the first and longest part of every day in an inbox. The system now reads each thread on arrival, decides what it is, drafts the reply in his own voice, and puts one brief on top of the pile. He approves. He does not compose.
Read the case study11 hrs/week returnedInbox handled end to end - Industrial manufacturing2026
A $20,000 production system that replaced a factory's paper logs
A 50-person adhesive tape manufacturer ran production reporting on paper. Workers now report pieces, cartons, and pallets per shift from the floor on a four-digit PIN, managers approve through a verification queue, and directors see the numbers without asking anyone for them.
Read the case study$20,000 contract50-person facility - Sales and training2026
Live AI coaching across 40 sales calls a week
Operators were working from a script they had to remember while also listening. The system follows the conversation and feeds the next line, the objection handler, or the qualifying question to the operator while the call is still happening.
Read the case study~40 calls/weekLive, mid-conversation - Agency outbound2026
$12,500 in the first month, in each of two businesses
Two businesses were buying lists and sending the same message to all of them. The rebuilt system fills in missing addresses, then writes one opening line per prospect that references something actually true about that person, and rejects any line that reads like a template.
Read the case study$12,500 eachIn the first month
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