AI products for service businesses.

What a market-facing AI product looks like in your industry: the customer-facing tools worth building, what makes them hard, and how we build them with you, prototype first.

• AI Products for Accounting Firms: Stand Out Instead of Competing on Price — Every accounting firm is automating bookkeeping. The firms that win clients will offer something clients can use themselves. Three AI products worth building, and what makes them hard.
• AI Products for Clinics: Look After Patients Between Visits — Clinics are using AI for scheduling and notes. The clinics that grow will use it to stay with patients after they leave. Three patient-facing AI products, and what makes them hard.
• AI Products for Home Services: Be the First to Give a Price — Roofers, cleaners, landscapers and remodelers are automating scheduling and invoices. The ones that win jobs will give customers answers faster. Three customer-facing AI products, and what makes them hard.
• AI Products for Insurance Brokers: Earn the Renewal by Explaining the Policy — Insurance brokers are automating quotes and admin. The brokers that keep clients will use AI to help them understand their cover. Three client-facing AI products worth building, and what makes them hard.
• AI Products for Logistics Companies: Keep Customers When Shipments Go Wrong — Freight forwarders, 3PLs and couriers are automating route planning and paperwork. The ones that keep customers will use AI where customers feel it. Three AI products worth building, and what makes them hard.
• AI Products for Staffing and Recruitment Agencies: Be the Agency Clients Call First — Recruitment agencies are automating CV screening and outreach. The agencies that grow will use AI where clients and candidates feel it. Three AI products worth building, and what makes them hard.