Three ways in.
Run it yourself, bring us your data, or scope a pilot on one project. None of the three asks you to change how your company works first.
You install it, point it at a folder, and watch what it captures. No sales call, no demo, no one watching over your shoulder.
Best if you want to poke at it before you talk to anyone.
Bring a problem and your own data. We will tell you honestly whether this helps, including when it does not.
Best if the answer has to survive somebody asking about it a year later.
Not sure which? Take door two. We would rather tell you it is too early for you than have you find out on your own time.
We also do consulting.
Some teams do not have a software problem yet. They have a "nobody can tell me what we decided in March" problem, and they need somebody to sit with them and work out what should have been kept.
We do that work too. We would love the chance to show you how quickly MI™ starts telling you what was done and what should be done next. Without needing an LLM that was not even there.
One project. Thirty days. A different team.
Nobody should rebuild how their company works on a promise. Take a single project, run it for a month, and decide with something real in front of you.
- Day 1 Connect one project and set the controls One channel, one folder, one date range. Nothing granted to a model yet Setup
- Week 1 The record starts building itself No status meeting, no weekly write-up, nobody chasing anybody for an update Running
- Week 2 Ask it something you could not ask before Which version was live in March. Who approved it. What changed after Using
- Day 30 Show somebody outside the team They check it without asking you, and without taking your word for it Evidence
Conditions we agree to up front, not results we are claiming today. Miss them and it did not work.
None of these is a commitment.
One is software, one is a conversation, one is a month.