"Add AI to it" means different things depending on where you're starting from — and we work across all three of the versions we hear most often. Adding AI features to a product that doesn't have any yet. Reducing the AI API bill for a team that's already spending real money on it. Or building an internal tool — support triage, document processing, an internal copilot — that never faces an external user at all.
What we deliver:
- AI feature integration into an existing product — chat interfaces, semantic search, summarization, recommendations
- Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) so responses are grounded in your own data, not just a generic model
- Cost optimization for teams already using AI APIs — model routing, response caching, and prompt/token efficiency work that shows up directly on the bill
- Internal AI tools that save your team time without ever being customer-facing
- Model and provider selection based on your actual latency, cost, and quality requirements — not whichever model is loudest this month
- Evaluation and monitoring so quality doesn't quietly degrade after launch
This is a newer part of what we do, built on the same Node.js/Next.js backend work behind our existing case studies — happy to talk through what "add AI" actually means for your specific product on a call.
