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AI consultancy & software studio
We find where AI helps your business. Then we build it.
We make sure yours gets rebuilt right.
We find the slow work and fix one useful part at a time.




Set it up once. It keeps going.
Two of the 50+ projects we have delivered. Both live. Click either one.
Five people, all senior. No juniors learning on your project.
You talk to the people doing the work. No middlemen.
The person on the call is the person in the code.
If something can stay simple, we say so.
Every project starts with a free 30 minute fit call. You leave with our honest read on where AI pays off for you, whether or not we work together.
An AI consultant looks at how your business runs and tells you where AI would actually pay off. The job is part analysis, part translation: turning "we keep hearing about AI" into a short list of things worth building, with costs and expected savings. A good one also tells you where AI is the wrong answer. At Brillness the consulting and the building are done by the same team, so the advice has to survive contact with real code.
Start with what you want the app to do, in plain words, before you talk to anyone. Then look at live software the developer has shipped, not mockups. Ask who exactly will write your code and how often you will see progress. For mobile apps, ask whether they build for both iOS and Android and who handles the app store side. If the answers are vague, keep looking.
Three checks do most of the work. First, live products: click things they have built and see if they still run well. Second, team size and seniority: know who actually does the work, and whether juniors learn on your project. Third, cadence: a good agency shows working software every week, not a big reveal at the end. Price matters, but a cheap project that never ships is the most expensive kind.
Keep it short. Describe the problem, who has it, and what should be different when the app exists. List the tools it must connect to. Say what you can spend, even roughly. You do not need wireframes or a spec document. A one page brief and a 30 minute call is enough for an agency to tell you if the idea is buildable and what it would cost.
Yes. Apps and websites are half of what we do. If AI would help later we will say so. If it would not, we will say that too.
It depends on scope, so we quote after the fit call. You see working software every week from the first week, and you can stop at any stage.
Usually the boring spots: routine replies, sorting requests, copying data between systems. The audit finds yours before you spend anything.
Almost never. We connect the tools you already have.
Your data stays in accounts you control. We write down exactly what each tool can see.
We'll tell you what to automate, what to build, and what to leave alone.
A few lines about what's getting in the way is enough.
Thanks. We'll read your note and reply directly.
Most companies asking about AI don't need a big transformation project. They need someone to look at how they work, point at the things where AI would actually save money or increase productivity, and then build those things. That is what we do.
We are five people, all senior developers. We have delivered more than 50 projects: web apps, mobile apps, internal tools, and AI systems that run inside real businesses. Two of our own products, Doctray and Ironi, are live on the web right now. You can check them out above.
When you hire an AI consultant, you should get straight answers, not slideware. Ours starts with a free 30 minute fit call. We ask how your business runs and where time gets wasted. Then we tell you what to automate, what to build, and what to leave alone. Sometimes the honest answer is that AI won't help you yet. We say that too, because a gen AI consultant who recommends AI for everything is selling, not consulting.
If there is a real opportunity, we scope it in plain language: what it does, what it costs, how long it takes.
Plenty of agencies show mockups. We show live software. As an app development agency we build web apps and mobile apps end to end: product thinking, design, code, and the boring parts like hosting and maintenance. If you want to hire an app developer for a single, well defined build, that works too. Small scopes are fine here.
Our developers are full stack, which matters more than it sounds. The same person who builds your interface understands your database and your deployment. Fewer handoffs, fewer misunderstandings, faster fixes.
As a web development agency we keep things deliberately small. You talk directly to the people writing the code. No account managers, no juniors learning on your project. You see working software every week from the first week, and you can stop at any stage.
That structure is why our projects tend to ship. A five person team cannot hide behind process, so we don't try.
An AI app is just an app with judgment built in: a tool that reads documents, drafts replies, sorts requests, or answers questions from your own data. As an AI app developer we have built these for real companies, and we have also talked clients out of them when a plain workflow fix was cheaper. The technology is the easy part. Knowing whether it pays off is the work.
Mostly small and mid sized businesses around the world. If your team is drowning in repetitive work, or you have an app idea and need someone to build it properly, we are a good fit.
Every project starts the same way: a free 30 minute call where you describe the thing that is slowing you down. You leave with our honest read on where AI pays off for you, whether or not we work together. No deck, no pressure, and we reply within 24 hours on weekdays.