AI Opportunity Audit
Workflow interviews, a ranked list of AI use cases with ROI estimates, and a build roadmap. The low-risk way to start.
I help businesses find where AI actually pays off, then design and build it. No hype, no 80-slide strategy decks. Working systems.
Polished, fast and easy to use. That surface is only ever as good as what sits underneath it.
Data, prompts, retrieval and evals: the unglamorous geometry that decides whether an AI system holds its shape.
I design and build the systems underneath AI that actually works, then hand you the drawings.
See how I workPreviously built [FILL IN: what] at [FILL IN: where]Clients in [industry], [industry] and [industry]
Tomtar Labs is one experienced engineer who has shipped real systems. You work with the person who writes the code, from the first call to the handover.
Most teams don’t need more AI tools. They need the right two or three, built properly.
A few people use it, nobody measures it, and the pilot quietly stalled.
Vendors pitch platforms. You need to know what will save time or make money, and by how much.
Inboxes, documents, copy-paste between systems. The work matters. It doesn’t need to be manual.
Start with a short audit, build one system properly, bring me on as your part-time AI lead, or have me teach your team.
Workflow interviews, a ranked list of AI use cases with ROI estimates, and a build roadmap. The low-risk way to start.
Design and ship one AI system into production: an agent, an internal tool, an automation or a customer-facing feature.
A monthly retainer for strategy, vendor and model selection, team enablement and hands-on building.
Workshops, briefings and coaching on what AI is, how to use it well, and how to implement it safely in your business.
I don’t just build for you. I teach you and your team what AI is, how to use it well every day, and how to implement it safely, so you can make good calls about it long after we’re done.
How large language models work, where they shine, where they fail, and how to tell hype from reality.
Prompting, reviewing output, and building AI into writing, research, analysis and customer work.
A simple method for spotting where AI pays off in your own workflows, and where it doesn’t.
Data privacy, security, accuracy checks and an AI policy your team will actually follow.
How to evaluate vendors and tools, ask the right questions, and avoid paying for a demo.
Bringing a team along: training, measuring usage and making new habits stick.
A few systems in production, and what they changed.
We map your workflows and find the handful of places AI pays off.
A working version on your real data, in weeks rather than quarters.
Production-grade, with evals, guardrails, monitoring and a clean handover.
I stay on to measure, tune and train your team, so it keeps working.
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Audits are a fixed fee, from [$X]. Build Sprints are scoped to a fixed price after the audit or a discovery call, typically [$X–$Y]. Fractional retainers start at [$X] a month. You’ll know the number before we start.
An audit takes one to two weeks. A Build Sprint ships a working system in four to eight weeks, with a usable prototype early on so you can react to something real.
Your data stays yours. Wherever possible I build inside your own accounts, use model providers whose terms exclude training on your data, and sign an NDA before we start.
Whatever fits the job. Mostly Claude and OpenAI models, plus open-weight models when data has to stay on your own infrastructure. Built in Python or TypeScript and deployed where your team already works.
No. I can build and run the whole thing, then hand it over with documentation. If you do have engineers, I’ll work alongside them and leave them able to maintain it.
Yes. Education is a service on its own: executive briefings, hands-on workshops, multi-week bootcamps and 1:1 coaching. It also comes with every build, so your team understands and can run what we ship.
Then I’ll tell you. Plenty of problems are better solved with a spreadsheet, a script or a process change, and the audit will say so.