You bring a process: an inbox, invoices, CRM records, a report assembled by hand. On the free process scan we name the form: an automation, an LLM app, or an agent. You leave with an entry price and a typical delivery window. Below: systems already running in production for clients.
Built
The system watches four listing portals, keeps offer history in a CRM and hands the operator a short decision queue instead of a raw stream of listings.
Hard rules screen companies out before the model runs. The agent researches the ones that pass through tools (registry, financial, web, context), scores them against an 11-question diligence frame, and hands the analyst a sourced dossier and a memo draft. The decision stays with the analyst.
View the caseParticipant testimonial
I came in using coding agents ad hoc and left orchestrating them: loops, an agent kanban, a full development cycle that ships. What stayed with me is running context and cost on purpose, and building my own harnesses instead of waiting for a tool to ship one. It changed how I work day to day.
The engineers who sign the work
Artem Lisovtsov
Founder · Full-Stack & AI/ML Architect
Built FinTech and MediaTech systems serving hundreds of thousands of daily users, for a forex broker and a European TV station. AWS Certified Machine Learning - Specialty certification.
Serhii Ivanchatenko
Head of Backend & AI Integrations
Backend, PLM and CRM architecture for large European companies. .NET.
Nazar Kravtsov
Head of AI Agentic Transformation
10+ years of production backend, AI/LLM and trading infrastructure, from RAG assistants to low-latency terminals. Computer Science, University of Nottingham.
Kyrylo Nehaturov
AI agent developer
Multi-tool orchestration, durable memory and human-in-the-loop workflows.
We also run our own products in production: odbierze.ai (voicebots) and sprzeda.ai (e-commerce chat). We maintain what we build, for ourselves too.
Where you start
You start from the work, not the technology
Work off your team's plate
The process runs itself: from rules that simply work, to an agent that runs the routine inside your boundaries.
A tool for your team
An app with an LLM that your team operates, when off-the-shelf SaaS does not fit or the data can't leave the company.
You don't need to know whether it's an automation, an app, or an agent. You bring the process; after the scan we name the form plainly and justify the choice.
How we pick the form
We start from the simplest safe pattern that does the job: a script, an automation, an app, an agent only where the process truly needs one. If something simpler is enough, that's the recommendation you get in writing. You pay for the outcome, not the label.
This pattern runs in production today: an automation sorts a shared inbox of about 3,000 emails a month.
Three forms, one first step, prices up front
First step
A free process scan, then an implementation specification: a fixed quote and a clear decision on whether to build, what, and at what price.
The safest first step when you don't yet know what to automate first.
See details€0 / €1 200
30 min / 5 days
Work off your team's plate
Processes that run themselves: inbox, documents, CRM, reports and system-to-system integrations.
When one process eats your team's hours every week and is still done entirely by hand.
from €3 500
2–6 weeks
See detailsWork off your team's plate
The system runs the routine within set boundaries: it gathers, scores, drafts and queues decisions for approval, escalating exceptions.
When someone runs a decision routine by hand, step by step, and you want to keep human approval and a trace.
from €6 000
6–16 weeks
See detailsA tool for your team
A tool with an LLM that your team operates: document search, extraction, a copilot, an internal panel.
For when a human should stay in the loop, and off-the-shelf SaaS doesn't fit or the data can't leave the company.
from €6 000
4–10 weeks
See detailsBefore you build
Closed corporate trainings on Claude and working with AI, taught by the engineers who deploy it.
For teams that should be using AI in daily work before you buy the first build.
from €1 200/day
1–2 days
See detailsAfter deployment
priced individually
We run the agent you own: hosting, monitoring, fixes and small changes, plus oversight, reports and system growth.
Implementation specification: €1 200 through July 2026, €1 500 from August, paid for the analysis, not credited toward the build. Prices net (excl. VAT).
Free process scan
30 minutes with the engineer who would build it, not a salesperson. You leave with a written plan: what to automate, in what order, and at what cost.
€0
30 minutes with an engineer and a written summary within 2 business days.
€1 200
A fixed quote and a document for the board or a contractor: whether to build, what, and at what price.
No sales deck and no obligations. If automation doesn't make sense, we'll write that too.
How an engagement runs
One door: the free process scan. From there you pick the pace, a fast proposal or a written specification for your team.
A call with an engineer about the process that costs you most. Your written takeaway lands within 2 business days.
A free proposal with a fixed quote, valid for 30 days.
An implementation specification for €1 200: process map, architecture, plan and a fixed quote, with a clear decision: build or not.
A signed scope starts the work. Code, prompts and eval data belong to you.
We build inside the signed scope and ship the system to production. From there, maintenance takes over, priced individually.
Scope and price are locked in the proposal. Before the build we write down one measurable target; the pilot on real data has to hit it before you decide on the full rollout. The specification is paid for the analysis and is not credited toward the build.
Questions before you buy
No sales deck and no obligations. If automation doesn't make sense, we'll write that too.
Scan €0 · Implementation specification €1 200 · automations from €3 500 · apps from €6 000 · agents from €6 000 · training from €1 200/day · maintenance priced individually · net prices.No sales deck. You talk to the engineer who will build it. Written takeaway within 2 business days.