AI apps and automation for teams without a tech department
Your idea, built into a working AI app. Then hosted and looked after.
Tell me what you want in your own words. I design it, build it, put it online and keep it running, so you never have to learn the technical side.
- One person from first chat to live app
- Hosting and care included
- Plain words, no jargon
Who this is for
Anyone with a real need and no one to build it. If one of these sounds like you, we'll get along.
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Businesses without a tech team
You run a clinic, a shop, a workshop or an office, not an IT department. You know which jobs eat your week, but there's nobody to build the fix.
Where we'd startOne time-consuming task, automated or handled by an AI assistant, working inside the tools you already use.
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Companies starting an AI project
You want to try AI on a real process, or launch a separate AI product, without pulling your own team off their work.
Where we'd startA working pilot built on its own, connected to your systems and hosted where you want it, even in your own cloud, so you can judge real results before going further.
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People with an idea worth building
A professional, a founder or an expert in your field with an app in mind, ready to invest in having it built properly and kept running.
Where we'd startTurning the idea into a clear plan, then a first version you can show to real users, hosted and maintained for you.
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Owners of an app that needs a caretaker
You already have a website or app, but the person who built it moved on, and now it needs updates, hosting, fixes or AI added.
Where we'd startA review of what you have, then moving it onto proper hosting with a monthly care plan.
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Makers with a device
You build or sell hardware, like e-bikes, sensors or home devices, and your customers need an app that talks to it.
Where we'd startReading the device over Bluetooth, Wi-Fi or USB, and showing it in an app anyone can understand.
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Not sure where you fit?
Most good projects start as a sentence. Tell me yours and I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth building.
Book a consultation
What I can build for you
For a single practice or a whole company. Pick one, or combine them. Every project comes online with its own address, its hosting and ongoing care.
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Web apps and websites
Booking systems, client portals, dashboards, calculators and online tools, plus the website around them. Works on any phone or computer.
For example: online booking for a clinic, a client area for a coach.
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AI assistants and agents
Assistants that answer from your own documents, sort email, summarise calls, fill in forms, or quietly flag what needs your attention, with each person seeing only what their role allows.
For example: answering patient questions at night from your clinic notes.
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Voice, documents and images
Meetings turned into who-said-what notes, invoices and forms read for you, natural voice-overs, and image tools that clean up or create.
For example: a weekly team call becomes notes and tasks.
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Devices and IoT
Sensors, batteries, e-bikes and home devices connected to an app, with readings anyone can understand. I've built and implemented battery management systems myself.
For example: battery health reports read over Bluetooth.
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Business process automation
The repetitive work between your tools: emails sorted and routed, invoices collected, reports built, data gathered and checked. Systems without an API get automated through the browser.
For example: every support email read, ranked by urgency and sent to the right person.
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Hosting and care
Your domain, hosting, email, security and backups set up and watched, on my servers or on the platform you choose: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and others. Updates, small changes and newer AI models when they're worth it.
For example: moving an app onto your company's own cloud account, with a monthly care plan.
Everything it needs, in one place
An app is more than the screens you see. These are the parts every project gets, and you don't need to learn any of them. That part is mine.
- An address
- A name people can type and remember, with matching email.
- Domain, DNS, email, SSL certificate
- A home
- A computer that never sleeps, with a steady connection and a lock on the door. On my servers, or on AWS, Azure, Google Cloud or whatever you already use.
- Hosting, cloud setup, networking, firewall
- A memory
- Customers, bookings, readings and notes kept organised, and open only to the right people.
- Database, storage, access rules
- The thinking part
- The AI model that fits the job, on my own servers when privacy matters most.
- Model choice, prompts, local and cloud AI
- Connections
- Payments, calendars, messages, and devices like sensors and batteries.
- APIs, webhooks, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, IoT
- Safety
- Locked when stored and when sent, everyone sees only their part, a copy every day.
- Encryption, accounts and roles, backups
- Safe changes
- New features tried on a copy first, released while the app keeps running, easy to undo.
- Version control, tests, staged releases
- Care
- Watched day and night, updated, fixed and improved month after month.
- Monitoring, alerts, updates, model upgrades
How it works
Four steps, and you always know what happens next.
A consultation
We talk through your idea, who it's for and what it should do. You leave knowing what it takes.
A plan and a price
A short plan in plain words: what will be built, what it runs on, the price, and the monthly running and care costs.
Built in steps you can see
You try it as it grows through a private preview link, and we adjust as we go.
Launch and care
It goes live at its own address. I keep it updated, backed up and watched, and make the small changes you need.
Running right now
Live apps I built and look after, for clients and as my own projects. Each one is a real test of what works with today's AI.
ShakeSpirits
Photograph your home bar, answer a short taste quiz, and find cocktails you can make tonight. Recipes rank by your palate, with swaps and party-size batches.
Diarize
Upload a meeting, interview or call and get a timestamped transcript split by speaker. Rename the speakers, move a line to the right person, play from any line, and download it as text or JSON. It runs on a local GPU, and recordings are deleted after a week.
QA Beast
Point it at your site and it learns the pages, then runs tests you write in plain English. When a button moves it tries to heal the test itself. Scheduled runs message you on Telegram, email or a webhook when something breaks, and again when it recovers.
LaunchWand
Describe a site in a sentence and watch it get built. LaunchWand plans the page, writes every file, runs fifteen checks on its own work and hosts the result. After that you change anything by clicking on it. Your first build is free and needs no account.
Bantergram
A chat bubble for your website that you answer from Telegram. Every visitor gets their own thread in your group, so you reply from your phone in an app you already have open. Setup creates and configures the group for you in about two minutes.
Jev Arcade
Play tic-tac-toe against Jev, a model that answers with a decision and its odds instead of text. Every move is timed and you can open the exact request and response behind it. There's also an inbox cleanup tool that sorts a Gmail inbox into labels, with a review step before anything moves.
Voice Studio
Describe a voice, audition candidates until one sounds right, lock it, then generate speech with it whenever you like. Every validation clip is scored for speaker similarity and read accuracy, and each locked voice is available through a small API - the same one that reads these descriptions aloud.
InputInfinity
One keyboard and mouse for every computer you own. A $5 ESP32-S3 plugged into each machine shows up as a plain USB keyboard and mouse, and you drive it from your browser over TLS. Nothing gets installed on the other side. Setup runs in the browser over Web Serial, every key is acknowledged by the board, and an optional PIN is checked on the board itself.
QrBrush
QR codes that look like a painting, a photo or your logo, and still scan. Every code gets tested the way a phone camera sees it, far away, tilted, in bad light, and repaired if it needs to be before you can download it. Links stay editable after you print them, with scan stats.
Blogovo
Point a subdomain at Blogovo and it reads your site once, then writes and publishes posts on your domain from one sentence of instruction.
Repomate
Point it at a GitHub repo and get a deterministic health grade across ten systems, every finding pinned to the exact file and line. Includes an AI fix plan and real pull requests for mechanical fixes.
Fill
Point it at a job form - Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, iCIMS - and it answers from your resume in your own words while you review. The extension never submits for you.
Who builds it
I'm Anri. I've spent many years making technology do the repetitive work for people, and I know every layer an app needs, from the server and the domain to the screens and the AI inside.
I build AI agents that people actually use, automations that save teams hours every week, and the testing that keeps them reliable. I run my own AI servers, and I'm comfortable with hardware too, from batteries to sensors. Right now I run 69 live apps, some for clients and some as my own projects.
- AI agents that answer, sort and flag
- Automation of the work between your tools
- Testing so it keeps working
- Servers and hosting I run myself
You talk to the person doing the work, from the first conversation to the tenth update.
Questions
Still wondering about something? Ask it in the consultation.
Do I need any technical knowledge?
No. You describe what you want in your own words. I handle the design, the build, the address, the hosting and the upkeep, and explain every choice in plain language.
How much does an app cost?
It depends on what the app needs to do. After the consultation you get a written plan with a price for the build and the monthly running and care costs, before anything starts.
How long does it take?
Small tools can be ready in weeks, larger systems take longer. Your plan includes a timeline, and you can try the app as it grows through a private preview link.
Where does my data go? Is AI going to see it?
Only where we agree it should. When privacy matters, AI models can run on my own servers so your data never leaves them. Otherwise I use a leading cloud model and tell you exactly what is sent.
What happens after launch?
I keep the app running: updates, security fixes, backups, monitoring with alerts, small changes you ask for, and newer AI models once they are tested on your work.
Can you work with my existing website or tools?
Usually, yes. Most services have a way in, and the new app can sit beside your current website, calendar, payment provider or messaging apps.
Is the consultation free?
The first 30 minutes are free. If you want a longer working session, book back-to-back half hours at $150 an hour, paid when you book.
Can it run on our own cloud, like AWS, Azure or Google Cloud?
Yes. I can host it on my own servers, or set it up and run it on the platform you choose: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud or another provider, under your own account.
Do you build for devices and hardware?
Yes. Besides software I work with hardware: battery management systems, e-bike packs, home devices, sensors and the GPU servers my own AI runs on. Devices can report to your app over Bluetooth, Wi-Fi or USB.
Book a consultation
The first 30 minutes are free. Need longer? Book back-to-back half hours at $150 an hour. You'll get a calendar invitation straight away.
- We go through what you want to build
- You hear what it takes, in plain words
- You get a plan and a price afterwards
- 30 minutes free, longer sessions $150 an hour