IT Solutions on Demand

Your own AI team for your processes. On demand.

Rotating terms: your processes, your software, your support, the night shift, your growth

I assemble a team of AI agents for you that automates your processes and builds and runs software for real-world operation. Around the clock, every change double-checked — and signed off by a human.

01 — What your team takes on

Work that would otherwise pile up.

Not another tool you have to operate yourself — but a team that gets the work done.

Automate processes

Sorting requests, analysing documents, preparing handovers and reports: the team takes on recurring work, you sign off.

Learn more: Automate processes

Production software

Applications for real-world operation, tested and reviewed before they go live. If speed matters, starting as a prototype or MVP.

Learn more: Production software

AI in your systems

Language models wired straight into your existing applications — with your data, your rules and clear boundaries.

Learn more: AI in your systems

02 — Scale

3 agents today. 42 tomorrow.

Rotating terms: agents, processes, languages, teams

Your team grows with demand, not with headcount planning. No recruiting, no queue — you decide how big it should be right now.

  • Around the clock

    The team works at night and at weekends too. You sign off when you're back.

  • Grows — and shrinks, too

    More work means more agents instead of more waiting. When things calm down, the team gets smaller again.

  • Double-checked, whatever the size

    A second model reviews every change — with 3 agents just as with 42.

03 — How your team comes together

From the first conversation to a team

Rotating terms: a team, a pilot, regular operation

No months-long requirements document. The team works in real operation early on, and we improve in short loops.

  1. 1 · Conversation

    You tell me which work keeps piling up. I keep asking until goal, workflows and success criteria are clear.

  2. 2 · Team design

    I put together the roles your project needs — with clear tasks, reviews and sign-offs.

  3. 3 · Pilot in real operation

    The team takes on a first process or a first piece of software. You see the result before it grows.

  4. 4 · Operation or handover

    I keep running the team for you — or hand it over so you can carry on with it yourself.

04 — Proof

Not a concept. In use.

For me, agent teams aren't a slide — they're everyday work.

  • KeyHub

    Built autonomously by an agent team and running in production. Now the team is moving in-house with the client.

  • Circle of Trust

    A second model reviews every change, including one from a different vendor. Only the human takes the step into production.

  • This website

    Team started — by the next morning, three design directions were on the table. One of them became this site.

05 — Industries

Not just for software.

Roles, reviews and sign-offs work beyond development too. The team structure carries over to other kinds of work.

  • Administration & back office

    Requests, appointments, documents and reports: work that comes in every day and never gets less.

  • Trades & field service

    Handovers, keys, on-site jobs — digital and traceable, just like KeyHub.

  • Legal advice — conceivable

    Research, drafts, deadlines kept in view. Conceivable, with more domain training and always with a lawyer's sign-off.

06 — Outlook · Digital twin

Your company gets its own AI team.

Rotating terms: its own AI team, a night shift, a digital twin, a second voice

Where this is heading: every employee gets a digital copy with their knowledge — and, if they want, with their voice. This is an outlook, not a finished product.

  • Knowledge that stays

    What someone knows is still available during their holiday — and isn't lost when they leave.

  • Voice, if wanted

    Only with explicit consent. The twin always identifies itself as AI.

  • The original decides

    The twin prepares, the person it learned from signs off.

07 — My own products

What an agent team builds.

Three products of my own, built by my agent teams: ValidSlots and ValidLearn in about four weeks each, the first version of Mary in one night — tested and documented.

Online appointment booking

ValidSlots

Appointment booking under your brand: multiple locations, staff with skills, live calendar and optional intake forms. Managed or on your own servers.

Learning platform

ValidLearn

A lean, auditable platform for mandatory training — starting with IT security awareness, data-minimal and free of tracking.

AI voice for recruiting

Mary

Machine-Assisted Recruiting for You: Mary introduces people or companies by voice and runs first interviews whose assessments are backed by verbatim quotes.

08 — Principles

Software that lasts

Rotating terms: lasts, scales, you own

  • Online from day one

    You always see the current state — and give feedback while changes are still cheap.

  • Your team, your code, your data

    What I build for you belongs to you — the software and the team. No lock-in, no black box.

  • Solutions, not slides

    I'd rather show you a working team than a presentation about one.

  • On demand

    One-off project or permanent team: get exactly the capacity you need right now.

Which process should your team take on first?

A few bullet points are enough. I'll get back to you with questions and a proposal for what your team could look like.

Request a team