Kits
Eleven controlled starting points.
Reusable workflows without black-box ownership. Each kit handles one recurring job with visible inputs, human review, ordinary files, and a hand-off your team can understand. A kit is the shortest path into useful work. It can begin as a plain folder and grow only when the workflow proves it needs more.
Kit catalog
Choose the recurring work, not an AI feature.
The names are memorable. The operating boundaries underneath them are the actual product.
AI Marketing Panel
Put your message in front of a researched customer panel before you spend on it, built from your customers, and it refuses to run a room with nobody who says no.
Idea Forge
Turn a half-formed idea into a decision-ready brief and a shareable page, with a shaping step nothing gets to skip.
Document Factory
Turn the documents you already trust into a repeatable lane, sourced, checked, and held until a person verifies it.
Memory Kit
Keep dated decisions and current state in inspectable files, and get told when a new call conflicts with one already made.
Minutes & Actions
Turn meetings into fixed-format minutes, a ledger that compounds across meetings, and a standing answer to what is overdue.
Inbox Follow-up
Keeps every open commitment in one ledger ranked by what is at risk, refuses threads too thin to log, and leaves the send to a person.
Receipt Shoebox
Read receipt photos into six named fields, tie the spend to the job it was for, and never guess a dollar amount.
Quote Kit
Prepare numbered quote drafts from approved rates and exclusions, and stop when the job is not priceable yet.
Client Pitch Panel
Put a pitch in front of thirteen client-side committee composites before the real committee sees it, and keep the two seats built to say no.
Delegation Audit
Grade a real working week one question at a time, then decide what moves down and what stays yours.
Insurance Book Roll Panel
Read a renewal or book-roll letter through thirteen policyholder stand-ins before a few hundred clients do.
What makes it a kit
Every starting point exposes the same four boundaries.
Which documents, examples, and facts are trusted inputs.
What AI may prepare and what a person must decide or release.
What stays local, what may reach a service, and where the record lives.
How the team keeps its files, instructions, and continuity if tools change.