We design, build and run AI agents that read your documents, answer first-line questions and search your files.
Six kinds of agent work, plus a two-week sprint to choose where to start.
Find out in two weeks what’s worth handing to AI.
Agents that sort email, read attachments and draft replies for your staff to approve.
Assistants that answer questions and book the next step, by chat or voice.
Answers from your own documents, with sources.
PDFs, scans and faxes, turned into data you can use.
Translation, images and video, produced with quality checks built in.
Web apps and internal tools, built faster with coding agents.
A pipeline that takes actor-profile PDFs in any layout by email, splits them per person, extracts about 20 fields and registers each profile on the platform.
A chat assistant that asks about the car, tire size and priorities, recommends two or three products from the store’s own catalog, mentions current campaigns and records the lead.
A translation tool with human review, and a pipeline that turns webtoons into animated episodes, for a comics app.
Tell us how the work runs today and where it hurts, in a free 30-minute call. If AI is the wrong tool, we say so.
One to two weeks building a prototype on your own data. We measure accuracy and time saved, then quote a fixed price for the build.
We connect it to the tools you already use, add permissions, logs and a review screen for your staff, and ship it.
After launch we keep measuring accuracy and fix what breaks. Your team keeps the final check and the decisions.
縁の下の力持ち (en-no-shita no chikaramochi) is what Japanese calls the person who holds a house up from under the floor. That’s where our agents work: they read the documents, find the files and draft the replies, then hand them up to your team.
We use your data only for your project. We choose AI services whose terms and settings exclude training on your data, and we tell you which models we’ll use before we start.
We choose between OpenAI, Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude and others based on the task, accuracy, cost and data requirements. We’re not tied to any vendor.
It depends a lot on scope, so the discovery sprint ends with a fixed quote. We’ll tell you what the sprint itself costs in the first call.
Yes, either. The systems we build are tuned for Japanese business documents, from era dates to honorifics.
You receive the full source code and design documents. Ownership is set out clearly in the contract.
Yes. Starting with one small workflow is often the best way in.