Solved in weeks. Then it runs.
One conversation to scope it. A working solution in weeks, in your systems or on new ones. Then it keeps running: we do the legwork, you make every call.
The shape.
Scope it in one conversation.
Bring the problem; we map it against a playbook or shape something specific. You leave with the exact plan.
Live in weeks.
We configure, connect your systems, tune against your real cases. You see it working on your data before it touches anyone.
Then it runs.
The agents work daily; you approve what matters; we operate, monitor and improve it. Change your process? Say it. No change request, no re-scoping fee.
What it costs.
An upfront delivery fee sized to the solution + a monthly platform fee. That’s it.
No per-seat games, no surprise integrations line. Numbers land in the scoping conversation, on your case. The pricing model →
What we need from you.
01Access to the tools we’re landing in.
02One owner on your side.
03Your real cases for tuning.
04The sign-offs only you can give.
The guarantees that matter.
Your data is yours: exportable, deletable.
Every recommendation is explainable.
No automated decision-making, ever.
If your process changes, the solution changes with it.
Who you're working with.
An engineering company that walked into a people industry, because the biggest calls at work deserve better than gut feeling.
No account managers, no handoffs: the engineers who build the engine are the ones in the room with you, building against your real cases, staying responsible for what runs. Deliberately few clients at once; that’s the point.
We run Everday the way we sell it: a tiny team, agents doing real work every day, everything reviewed by a human before it counts. Our own operating model is the first proof of the product. We publish what’s live and label what isn’t, on this site and in every proposal.
a tiny team · engineers in the room · deliberately few clients at once
What we're not.
Not a tool you operate alone.We do the legwork and run the AI. That’s the point.
Not consultants who leave a deck.What we deliver runs the next morning.
Not self-serve, yet.Early access is real and labeled; general availability isn’t, and we won’t pretend.
Not a fit if you have no real decision volume.We’ll say so in the first conversation.
