Knowledge is buried in documents.
Policies, procedures, and manuals exist, but nobody finds the right answer quickly.
Product & platform
Sometimes an existing tool is not enough. Then I build AI-native software that does exactly what your team needs: a chatbot that answers from your own documents, a dashboard that gives control over model usage, or an internal tool around your process.
The starting point
Policies, procedures, and manuals exist, but nobody finds the right answer quickly.
ChatGPT gives fluent answers, but not from your sources and without showing where the answer comes from.
Teams use different models and tools. Cost, quality, and risk are hard to oversee.
Approach
Start small with real users, then scale to production.
We decide which questions the system should answer, for whom, and from which sources.
A working version, fast, tested with the people who will use it.
Source citations, test questions, and clear boundaries: what the system does and does not know.
Securely connected to your environment, with agreements on maintenance and further development.
Result
Outcome Software that does exactly what your team needs.
Frequently asked questions
Is your question not listed? Ask it directly in a short introduction.
Go to contactRAG stands for retrieval-augmented generation. The chatbot first looks up the relevant passages in your own documents and only then writes an answer, with a reference to the source. That makes answers verifiable and keeps them close to your own policies.
ChatGPT answers from general knowledge. A RAG chatbot answers from your documents, shows the source, and can be configured with your own rules about what it does and does not answer.
Upfront, we agree which sources the system uses, where data is stored, and which models are used. I make those choices together with you, in line with your privacy and security requirements.
Implementation projects typically start at €2,000. Custom software depends on scope, integrations, and maintenance. You get a concrete estimate in the introduction.
One concrete bottleneck is enough
Tell me which questions keep coming back and where the answers live today. Then I look at what a first version should be able to do.