Put AI to work.
Get your time back.
Research, reporting, support, and team training. We build the workflow, test the result, and teach your team to run it.
See services & pricesA working session, on your terms.
- 01
Bring the problem
Choose a starting point and add the material you already have.
- 02
Run the work
Get a first deliverable: a comparison, calculation, briefing, or workshop. Check the evidence behind it.
- 03
Take it further
Keep the files. Refine the brief. Work with Tom to put it into practice.
Choose the work.
Know the price.
Bring a recurring task. Leave with work that runs and people who know how to judge it.
Pricing preview · proposed fixed fees in USD, pending approval.
Train your team on work they actually do
Your team has AI tools. The recurring work still takes the same effort.
Turn source documents into a research brief
Analysts keep gathering the same information and rebuilding the same deliverables.
Build the recurring report from your numbers
The numbers arrive, then someone spends hours checking, formatting and explaining them.
Answer support questions from your own knowledge
Support staff hunt through documents and ask colleagues the same questions.
Run document AI in your own environment
Your team needs AI for confidential documents under your infrastructure and access rules.
Custom code and editable files stay with you. Team training is included. Model usage, hosting and licensed data remain separate, with costs identified before work begins.
What would you do with the time back?
Try a scenario for one person’s week. Include the time spent checking the result.
Your illustrative week
- Work delegated
- 5 h
- Review time
- −1.3 h
- Time recovered
- 3.8 h
Use that capacity for decisions, customers, or work you keep putting off.
How to read this
Recurring hours × delegated share × (1 − review minutes ÷ 60). These are adjustable assumptions, not measured results or cash savings. Setup, training and maintenance take additional time. In an engagement, we measure task time and corrections before and after a pilot.
Inspired by Interdimensional’s time-recovery exercise