CUSTOM AI TOOLS
Custom AI Tools Built for the Way Your Business Actually Works
Not a chatbot widget pasted into a corner of the page. A tool designed around one job in your company, trained on your products and policies, and wired into the site and systems you already run.
Answer and book
An assistant trained on your services that answers the questions your team answers forty times a week, then books the appointment.
Qualify the lead
Score and route every inquiry before a human spends a minute on it. The reasoning is visible, not a black box.
Run the back office
Internal tools and automations that turn the spreadsheet everyone dreads into something that runs itself.
Tools we have shipped
Consumer debt defense
Debt Defender
A Base44 prototype rebuilt as a real product: AI letter drafting, case tracking, and a client portal.
Internal product
MeshWright
An AI agent that drives a live Autodesk Fusion session: scan to CAD, parametric edits, screenshots for verification.
Creator tools
HitHQ
AI-assisted content pipeline for creators, from clip selection to captions to scheduling.
Skald Studio
Tools we run ourselves
SelfPost, SelfSend, SelfScribe, and Heimdall: our own tools for social publishing, email campaigns, voice input, and project oversight.
Contractors, clinics, practices
Assistant for a service business
Answers the forty questions your team answers every week, qualifies the lead, and books the appointment.
Before you build an AI tool
- How much does a custom AI tool cost?
- AI builds start at $4,000. The quote depends on the workflow, integrations, and review controls. Model usage, hosting, and ongoing upkeep are scoped separately from the build.
- Can you work with our existing website and systems?
- Yes. We can build around an existing site and connect the systems it uses. Discovery confirms the available APIs, access requirements, and which actions need human approval.
- What do we own after delivery?
- You own the custom code and prompts we build for you. Third-party AI models, software, and hosting remain subject to their providers' terms and usage costs.
- What should we bring to the first conversation?
- Bring one repetitive task, examples of its inputs and expected results, and the systems it touches. We use those to define a testable scope and where your team needs to review the result.