AI automation, software and web development

AI automation means using software, often including language models, to handle work that people repeat: sorting incoming messages, extracting data from invoices and forms, drafting replies, and answering questions from your own documents. It works best on tasks that are frequent, follow clear rules and tolerate a review step. We start by mapping the work your team actually does, pick the tasks where automation saves the most time, and build them with ordinary code wherever a model is not needed. Where a model is needed, we add checks and a human review point, so a wrong answer is caught before it becomes a wrong decision. If your data cannot leave your network, the model can run on your own hardware instead of a cloud service.

• Workflow automation across the tools you already use
• Assistants and chat interfaces that answer from your own documents
• Document and email processing: extraction, sorting and summaries
• Private models that run on your own hardware

Running AI on your own hardware

We have done this ourselves. The assistant in VORLAN runs on a local model through Ollama, and no conversation leaves the machine.

When off-the-shelf tools stop fitting, we build the system you actually need: the API, the database and the interface people use every day. We mainly work in JavaScript, with Node.js on the back end and React on the front end.

• APIs and back-end services
• Databases and data migrations
• Accounts, authentication and role-based access
• Integrations with third-party services
• Admin panels and internal tools

Marketing sites, online stores and landing pages that are considered in design, work on a phone first and load quickly.

• Responsive design, tested at real screen sizes
• Online stores with the catalogue and checkout your business needs
• Technical SEO built in: semantic markup, metadata, structured data and sitemaps
• Accessibility from the first commit

A minimum viable product is the smallest version that answers a real question about your idea. We help you decide what goes into the first version, build it, and leave you a codebase you can keep building on.

• A scoping session that cuts the feature list to what matters
• A working, deployed first version
• A foundation that can grow, not a throwaway prototype
• Handover documentation

Speed affects both how many visitors stay and how well a page ranks. We measure your site against Core Web Vitals (loading, responsiveness and layout stability), find what slows it down and fix it.

• An audit of loading speed, responsiveness and layout stability
• Image, font and script optimization
• Layout fixes for phones and tablets
• A before-and-after report you can read

Some software should not depend on someone else’s servers. We build systems that run on hardware you control, on your own network, and keep working when the internet does not. VORLAN is our example of the approach.

• Software that runs on a home or office server
• Local storage, cameras and device management
• Installers and update paths for Linux machines
• Security and privacy designed in from the start