Free AI audit for your businessFind out where AI actually fits in your business
Write one paragraph about your business. We read it, ask you a few short questions, and show you which work AI can take off your team. We will also tell you which work it should not touch.
It takes about five minutes, and there is nothing to install.
Your results come to your inbox. If AI will not help you, we say so.
Step 1 of 5
Tell us about your business
One paragraph, in your own words. What you sell, who does the work, and what takes up the most time.
We use this only to prepare your audit. We never sell it, and you can ask us to delete it.
Four steps
What happens after you start
Tell us about your business
One paragraph, in your own words. What you sell, how big your team is, and which jobs take the most time each week.
Confirm your email
We send a 6-digit code to your inbox. Reading every business costs us money, so to keep the audit free we only read the ones with a real address behind them.
Answer a few questions
Up to four short questions about how the work gets done today. A line each is enough, in whatever words you use for it.
See where AI fits
You get the clearest openings we found, on this page and in your email, with a link to book a call for the full audit.
The short version
What an AI audit is
An AI audit is a close look at how your business runs today. The job is to find the work a computer can do instead of a person. We go through the tasks your team repeats every week, the software you have already bought, and the places where work sits and waits for somebody.
You get back a short list. Each item on it says what we saw, what could change, and how big a job that change would be.
What it is not
This is not a sales call in disguise. If nothing here is worth doing, the audit says that and stops.
You will not get a report full of jargon. It is written the way you would explain it to a colleague.
Nobody will try to sell you new software. We start with what you already have.
An example
One paragraph in, three things to fix
A made-up dental clinic, written the way a busy owner would write it. The marks show the lines we picked up on. The cards next to it are the shape of what comes back to you.
What they wrote
We run a dental clinic in Pune with six staff. Appointments are booked over the phone and written into an Excel sheet. Every evening one of us types out reminder messages by hand on WhatsApp. Patients who do not reply usually do not turn up, and we only find that out on the day. The front desk fills insurance forms in between patients.
What comes back
Reminders that send themselves
Somebody re-types the same reminders every evening.
These messages can go out on their own, at a fixed time. Replies can update tomorrow's list without anyone reading them one by one.
Catch a no-show the night before
You only notice the silence when the chair is empty.
Patients who did not reply can be flagged the evening before. That gives you a night to offer the slot to somebody on the waiting list.
Insurance forms that arrive half filled in
The front desk types forms between patients.
Details you already have in the appointment record can be filled in for them. Then the desk only has to check the form, not type it.
The audit itself
What we look at in your business
Work your team does by hand
Copying the same details from one tool into another, or sending the same message fifty times over. Building that report again every Monday morning.
Where the hours go
The jobs that take half a day but need nobody to think. These are almost always the first ones worth handing to software.
The tools you already pay for
Most businesses can get much more out of the software already on their bill. We look there first, before anyone buys anything new.
What you should leave alone
Not everything should be automated. Work that needs judgement, or has a customer on the other end, usually stays with a person.
Worth your five minutes if
You have paying customers and a team, even a small one.
The same manual work comes back every week.
You keep hearing about AI and cannot tell what applies to you.
You want an honest answer before you spend money on it.
Not the right time if
You have an idea but no customers yet.
You are looking for a job or an internship.
You want a free tool to use, not advice about your business.
Questions
Before you start
Yes. The audit and the call cost you nothing. If you later want us to build something for you, that is a separate paid project. You are also free to take the audit and do the work yourself, or with someone else.
It keeps the audit free. Reading every business costs us money, so we only spend it on people we can reach. Your email is also where the finished audit goes.
We will say so on the page, straight away. We would rather turn down a call early than sit through one that helps nobody.
No. Write about your business in plain language, the way you would explain it to a friend. We work out the technical side.
The form takes about five minutes. You see the short version right away, and we go through the full audit on the call.
We use it to prepare your audit, to email it to you, and to talk it through on the call. We do not sell it to anyone, and you can ask us to delete it whenever you want.
Yes. Small businesses are usually where it pays off fastest, because the manual work sits with two or three people who are already stretched. Clinics, agencies, factories, shops and service firms all fit. It is not built for an idea that has no customers yet.
Start here
One paragraph is all we need
Tell us what your business does. If there is something worth doing, you will see it in a few minutes. If there is not, we will tell you that too.
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