Services

I build software and AI infrastructure for businesses that want to push past their operational limits.

With measurable results, not experiments.

1.0

Customer-service agents

WhatsApp and chat agents that answer, book appointments and take orders 24/7, integrated with your real operation. ARNAI LAB's anchor service, tested in both clinical customer service and high-volume order operations.

2.0

Assistants over your documents

Manuals, contracts, policies or protocols turned into an assistant that only answers what your documents say and cites where it found it. With safety rules that run before the AI speaks.

3.0

Custom dashboards and software

Real-time dashboards, reports that build themselves, online stores with payments and booking systems, with original design and not a generic template. As Peter Drucker put it: "What gets measured gets improved."

4.0

Process automation

I automate your company's repetitive procedures: reports, documents, payments, content and the connection to your CRM or ERP, so they run on their own and free up your team's time.

5.0

AI for BIM and lighting design

AI agents integrated with Autodesk Revit via MCP and the Revit API: parametric 3D modeling, documentation (views, dimensions, sheets), automatic quantity take-offs to Excel and custom tools in pyRevit or C#. IFC export to DIALux evo for lighting calculations (Em, Uo) per room.

How I work

Every project run with a method, not on a hunch.

  1. 01

    Free assessment (30 min)

    I listen to your operation as it is today: together we identify the bottlenecks and the heaviest procedures in your day-to-day.

  2. 02

    Proposal with scope and timeline

    Deliverables defined per phase, milestone dates and a fixed price, agreed before we start and not along the way.

  3. 03

    Implementation and support

    I build, integrate and fine-tune on real use until it works in your operation. You're not left alone with the delivered system.

How I prioritize

I automate what brings the most return, not what sounds most impressive.

The assessment surfaces several candidate processes. I map them on an impact vs. effort matrix to decide with you, with clear criteria, what gets automated first.

High impact · Low effort

Automated first

High impact · High effort

Planned as its own project

Low impact · Low effort

Automated if there's room

Low impact · High effort

Not a priority, for now

Which part of your operation needs this first?