Individual toolkit
The full app for one person: assistant, guides, recognition, automation and voice.
- AI chat assistant
- Full guide library
- Personal automation routines
- Camera recognition on-device
Mobile toolkit for AI and robotics work
An AI chat assistant, robotics and automation guides, image recognition and voice commands — in one app on the phone already in your hand.
Benches, arms and screens — the places this toolkit is actually used.
Ask it why a cycle stalls, how to phrase a control routine, or what a sensor reading means. It answers in plain language and keeps the thread so you can come back to it mid-job.
Step-by-step walkthroughs for arms, grippers, conveyors, sensors and controllers — written for someone standing at the bench, not reading a datasheet at a desk.
Build a routine from triggers and actions, test it, then run it on a schedule. Repeated checks, reports and handoffs stop being something you remember to do.
Point the camera at a part, a label or a finished piece and have it identified, counted or checked against what it should look like.
Start a routine, log a result or pull up a guide by speaking — useful when both hands are inside the machine.
Tell us which of these fits and we will scope it on the call.
The full app for one person: assistant, guides, recognition, automation and voice.
Shared routines and a shared guide shelf, so a fix one person finds is a fix everyone has.
We map one of your real workflows and build the routines and recognition models for it.
Scope and terms are agreed per project — we quote after the walkthrough, never before.
Name, email and a line about what you are trying to automate. That is enough to prepare for the call.
We show the app against your case — the assistant, a guide, a routine and the camera — and say plainly what it will and will not do for you.
Accounts, access and a first routine configured together, so you leave the session with something already running.
You use it on real work; we adjust the routines and recognition until they behave the way the job does.
I use the assistant more than the guides, honestly. Asking it about a controller error mid-shift beats scrolling a PDF with one glove off.
The recognition is the part that stuck. Camera on the tray, parts counted, result logged — that used to be ten minutes of my evening.
Took me an afternoon to get my first routine right. Once it ran, I built three more the same week. Voice commands are better than I expected.
Leave your name and email and tell us what you want automated — we will take it from there.
Thanks — someone from the team will get in touch shortly to arrange your walkthrough.
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