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Most development firms answer an enquiry with a proposal. We answer it with something running: the first thing on your own plan, built on your own data, free, in about a week. Web, mobile or AI — whichever the job actually needs. Judge us on working software, not on a document.
Yours
The repository, the accounts and the credentials — from the first commit
We would rather earn the next project than lock you into this one.
2–4 wks
From first call to an AI system running in production
We build with agentic tooling. Weeks, not quarters.
0%
Markup on model and infrastructure costs
Billed at cost against a ceiling you approve
24/7
Accuracy, drift and spend monitoring on everything we run
With a measured number in your inbox every month
Start here
One sentence is enough. We come back by email with what we would build first and what we would need from you — no call unless you want one.
The offer, in full
About how the work runs today, not about our capabilities. Bring somebody who does the work, not only the person who owns the budget.
What to build, in what order, what it changes, and the parts we would leave alone. Yours to keep, including if you build it with somebody else.
The first thing on that plan, working, on your material rather than on a sample dataset that was chosen to behave.
What the models and infrastructure cost is what you pay, against a ceiling you approve before anything goes live.
How it runs
01
We map how the work actually flows today and put a cost against it. If the volume does not justify building anything, you hear that on the call.
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What to build, in what order, the architecture, what it would take to run — and what we would tell you not to build. Yours to keep whatever you decide.
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Not a slide, not a demo dataset. The first thing on the plan, built against your own documents and your own edge cases, and you drive it on a call.
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Same engineers, so nothing is lost in a handover. Accuracy monitored, models migrated, costs under a ceiling you approve.
Worth checking first
The prototype offer covers any technology we would build for you, not only the AI parts, and it is aimed at organisations running real volume — thousands of documents a month, hundreds of calls a day, or a team whose time on a repeated process you can put a number against. Below that the arithmetic usually says do not build it, and we would rather say so on the call than after you have spent anything.
Bring to the call
Working together
An India-based team with committed overlap into US Eastern, UK and Australian hours. Work moves while your office is closed and lands before you ask for it.
Geeks and Nomads LLC is a Wyoming company with a US bank account, so a US client contracts and pays domestically. UK, Australian and Indian clients contract with the Indian entity and can be invoiced in their own currency.
Your repository, your code review, your release process where you have them. Principal-led, so the people you meet are the people who build it.
GenAI Ranker is ours: multi-tenant, six model providers, real billing and real incident nights. We will open it on the call rather than describe it.
Straight into the diary
Thirty minutes. You leave with a written plan within a day of it, whether or not you work with us.
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Questions
Because it settles the only question that matters — whether it works on your material — and we would rather answer that than argue it in a proposal. It also filters our own pipeline: we find out early whether the thing is worth building, which is cheaper for both of us than finding out later.
There is no obligation and nothing to sign. The real cost to you is the half hour and one small thing we usually need — a sample export, a document set, a rate sheet. If we cannot get that, we cannot build against your data and the offer does not apply.
No. We build websites and web platforms, mobile apps, custom software, the integrations between systems that do not talk, and AI where it genuinely pays. The prototype covers whichever of those would prove the point. Roughly a third of the automations we assess do not pass their own business case, and we say so on the call rather than building something that will not pay.
The demo is a scenario we have already built for your sector, run against your data — fast because most of it exists before you arrive. The prototype is the first thing on your own written plan, built for your case specifically, which is why it takes about a week. Take the demo if you want to see the shape of it quickly; take the prototype if you want to see your problem solved.
A process you can point at, a rough sense of its volume, and whoever actually knows how the work flows. An order of magnitude is enough — it does not need to be accurate to decide whether something is worth building.
You do. The plan is yours to keep including if you act on it with your own engineers or another firm, and the prototype is built in your repository where you have one.