Selected projects, built where AI actually pays for itself.

Where AI does the work

Claude Opus runs the analytical judgment a senior brand-and-growth consultant would apply, across every category, on every page — while objective measurements (Core Web Vitals via PageSpeed Insights) stay outside the model so scoring can't drift. A second pass probes ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot live and stores the verbatim answers as evidence.

The business value

A deliverable that used to take an agency two to three weeks of analyst time now lands in minutes, at a price a solo operator will actually pay. For agencies it inverts the economics entirely: a white-label report becomes a pitch asset and a retention artifact instead of a cost centre.

Where AI does the work

The arithmetic is deterministic — rates, lead times, revenue at risk — and deliberately kept that way. AI sits on top as the interpreter: it reads the completed cross-tabs and writes the paragraph a service manager would otherwise need an analyst for, naming the pattern, the likely cause, and the schedule change worth trying this week.

The business value

An empty bay is unrecoverable revenue with a known price. Attaching an average RO value to the no-show flag converts a vague operational annoyance into a dollar figure, ranked by day, slot and advisor — so the fix is a reminder cadence or an overbook rule, not a new hire.

Where AI does the work

The question bank is AI-generated and reviewed, which is the only reason a game like this is worth building alone — the content problem that would normally sink a trivia product becomes a weekend's work rather than a year of manual authoring.

The business value

Proof of the studio's actual claim, at consumer scale: twenty-four hours from idea to a live public URL. It is the shortest possible demonstration that a small idea does not need a quarter and a committee to reach real users.