Advise and train

A straight answer before you spend.

Small, fixed pieces of advice for decisions that are expensive to get wrong. We build AI systems for a living. That is also why we will tell you which parts of a job should not be automated.

Sound familiar?

Which of these is yours?

"We have a quote and a week to sign it."

And nobody on your side who can tell you what it leaves out.

"Everyone says we need AI."

Nobody has said which job it should do, or which it should not.

"Our team already uses AI tools."

Which ones, with what data, nobody quite knows.

Where to start

Two reviews, both written down.

Fixed scope and fixed price, agreed before we start. Neither commits you to anything after it.

Quote review

£300

A written view on one quote or proposal from another supplier, before you sign it.

What you get

  • Is the scope complete? What it covers, what it leaves out, and where it is vague enough to argue about later.
  • Does the price look right for that scope, with the reasoning shown.
  • Who owns what. The code, hosting, domain and data, as the quote describes them.
  • The questions to ask before you sign, ready to send.

If we would want to quote for the work ourselves, we tell you before we start.

Within two working days · one quote · fixed price

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AI ground truth review

£650

Which AI tools your team actually uses, with what data, and what to do about it.

What you get

  • A register of every AI tool in use, by whom, and what data goes into it.
  • A one-page policy you can actually enforce.
  • A cost list. What you pay for twice, or pay for and do not use.
  • The three jobs most worth building properly.
  • A live walkthrough of all of it, 30 minutes.

One week · fixed price, written down before we start

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Also

Decide it, learn it, or keep someone on hand.

Buy or build review

Whether an off-the-shelf tool already does the job, before anything is built. Sometimes the answer is to build nothing.

Team AI workshop

Half a day with your team on the tools they already use, how to use them safely, and the policy that goes with it. Up to 12 people, in London or remote.

Technical partner on retainer

A fixed number of days a month, for a founder without a technical lead.

Quoted individuallyAsk about it →

Said plainly

How the advice stays honest.

No commission, ever

We take no referral fees or affiliate money from any vendor we might recommend.

We say when we would want the work

If a review touches work we could quote for, you hear that before we start, not after.

"Do not build it" is an allowed answer

Sometimes the honest advice is to buy a tool, or to change nothing. It is written up as a good outcome, because it is one.

Practical, not certified

The workshop is a working session on your team's real tasks, with no certificate. The policies and reviews are practical advice, not a solicitor's opinion.

Ask before you spend.

Tell us the decision you are facing. You get a straight answer within one working day, including when the answer is that you do not need us.