Assistants that answer from your own data, run on your servers, and can't run up your bill.
First callWeek 1
Milestone pricedWeeks 1-2
Generic chatbots guess. Yours should answer from what your business actually knows.
The assistant answers from your own documents and data, and we decide what it may and may not touch before it's built.
Working buildsWeeks 2-7
You want an assistant in your web or mobile app, not a widget bolted onto an FAQ page.
We add AI chatbots to web apps and to Flutter, React Native or native mobile apps, connected to your product so they answer about the customer's own account, not just your help pages.
Someone suggested putting the OpenAI key in the app. Please don't.
Every call goes through a server-side proxy that checks who is asking and how much they've used, so the key stays on your server and one user can't spend your budget.
Broken on purposeBefore launch
A chatbot is a new way in. Someone will try it.
We try to break it before your customers or attackers do: prompt injection, untrusted content in tool results, forged sessions and attempts to burn your budget.
Handed to youWeek 8
Only what we decide together it should, enforced on the server, not by asking the model nicely.
Usually OpenAI's models to start, compared against alternatives for your case before we commit.
Spending limits per user and a server that chooses the model, so a single user or attacker can't run up the bill.
Yes, in Flutter, React Native or native apps, with the AI calls going through your server.
15 or 30 minutes with the engineers who would write your code. If we're not the right fit, you hear it on that call.