AI agent development
Your team keeps searching for the same answers.
- Answers linked to your documents
- Connections to approved tools
- Human review and handover
Less busywork.
Better systems.
AI agents, connected workflows and custom software. Built around the work your team needs to get done.
A new idea or an existing system. We can start with either.
Find the right service
for your next step.
Start with the problem you recognise. Each service below shows where it helps and what we can build.
Workflow automation
Your team copies information from one tool to another.
- Connected tools and data
- Request routing and approvals
- Checks and recovery for failed steps
Custom software development
Your current tools don’t fit the way you work.
- Web and mobile apps
- Tools for your team
- Connections to existing systems
DevOps solutions
Releasing an update takes too much manual work.
- Automated checks and releases
- System health monitoring
- Release and recovery plans
Technical support
Your existing product needs fixes or improvements.
- Product fixes
- Software updates and maintenance
- Agreed product improvements
Does it need AI?
Not always.
Automation follows agreed rules. An AI agent can interpret a question or document before preparing the next step.
Workflow automation
Choose it for repeatable steps
Use clear rules to move information or start an action when something happens.
- Request approved
- Task created
- Team notified
The same condition leads to the same next step.
AI agents
Choose it for questions and documents
Use an agent when the system needs to interpret information. Keep its access limited and decide when a person should review.
- Question received
- Guidance found
- Draft reviewed
The response depends on the question and the information available.
We start by understanding the task, then choose the simplest approach that can do it well.
Two ways to
work together.
A project with an agreed scope, or ongoing capacity each month. Both start the same way: we work out the first useful piece of work before you commit to the rest.
A fixed-scope project
- Choose it when
- A new product, a system that needs replacing, or a defined piece of work you can describe.
- How it works
- We agree what gets built and what finished looks like, then build it in weekly steps you can try. If the scope changes, we say so, price it and agree it with you rather than absorbing it quietly.
- Working software to try every week
- Tests on the core journeys, and documentation
- A handover you can run without us
A monthly retainer
- Choose it when
- Software that is already live and needs to keep moving: fixes, improvements and the next small thing.
- How it works
- An agreed amount of capacity each month. You set the priorities; we tell you what fits in the month and what does not, before the month starts rather than after it ends.
- A team that already knows your system
- Priorities you set, reviewed every month
- No relearning cost each time something needs doing
We do not publish a price list. What a piece of work costs depends on the users, the integrations and the unknowns in it, and we would rather look at those with you than quote a number that does not hold. A project often becomes a retainer once the software is live, so you do not need to decide which you want before talking to us.
In their words.
Not ours.
What the people we built for say about the work, and about working with us.
Khawar built our airport parking management SaaS from scratch. His full-stack skills with Laravel and Vue.js are impressive. The system handles real-time bookings flawlessly and has increased our revenue by 25%.
Piotr PerzynskiFounder, Pit's ServicesRead the project We came to Averolt with one idea: restaurants should own their online ordering instead of paying a marketplace for every order. They turned it into a working platform, from the storefront and apps to the order board at the counter, and explained every decision in plain terms along the way.
Mark PetersonFounding member, TekeatsRead the project Kalaam is a charity-funded project to help people learn the Quran. Averolt turned it into interactive games and activities that give learners a reason to come back each day, on both iOS and Android.
Founder & CEO, KalaamRead the project
What you own
at the end.
The parts people tend to find out about too late. None of it is an upgrade.
The code is yours
At handover you get the source code, setup instructions, and documentation of how the system runs and who owns what.
Tests and documentation are in the scope
They are part of the work, not a line you can cut now and regret when someone new has to pick the system up.
An NDA if you want one
Tell us before you share anything sensitive and we will agree confidentiality first.
Your brief stays with us
It reaches the studio directly and is not passed to anyone else. The privacy page describes exactly where it goes.
Read the privacy pageSupport is agreed, not assumed
After launch you either have a support arrangement we have agreed together, or a clean exit. A project should not quietly become a dependency.
Questions before we start.
I’m not sure which service I need. Where do I start?
Tell us what is taking too long, getting in the way or missing from your current setup. We can help you separate the problem from the possible solutions before deciding what to build.
Can you work with software we already use?
Yes. We first look at the existing system, available integrations and access requirements. That helps us decide what can be extended, what should stay as it is and where a separate tool makes sense.
How do you work out the scope and cost?
We look at the users, workflows, integrations and technical unknowns together. From there, we agree on the first useful piece of work and the assumptions behind an estimate. There isn’t a single price that fits every project.
What happens after the first release?
We agree on the handover and support your product needs. That can include documentation, fixes and further improvements. Support scope and availability are agreed for the project.
Two ways in.
Both reach a person.
Both reach the studio directly.