The example below turns any page URL (blog post, landing page, product page, help article, whatever) into a set of AI-generated images. That's one workflow. Yours can be anything: PDF to Notion doc, contract to Slack risk summary, recording to CRM update. You describe what your team needs, we build it.
Public demo: each URL can be used up to 5 times. Each image can be regenerated up to 3 times. Download your images within 1 hour.
Images are generated without text by default (models render words with misspellings). Need text on an image? Use Tweak on that card and ask for it.
A chat window is a novelty. AI wired into a workflow is a system that runs whether anyone opens a browser or not. Once the shape is in place, the surface area of what it can do keeps expanding.
Every workflow we deliver has the same skeleton, whatever the inputs and outputs are. The demo above uses the URL-to-images variant. Yours uses your own inputs and lands where your team works.
URL fetch, PDF or DOCX parsing, audio transcription, CSV or spreadsheet read, webhook payload, direct database pull. Whatever your team already has.
The workflow decides what needs to happen for this specific input. Sections to summarize, images to plan, fields to extract, actions to route. Adaptive per input, not a fixed template.
A leading enterprise API under a zero-retention contract, or a self-hosted open-weights model running inside your VPC. Your data does not become training data for anyone.
Notion doc, Slack post, CRM record, email draft, dashboard tile, database write, webhook to another system. The output lands where the work actually happens.
Cloud, on-prem, or a mix. Your VPC, your database, your storage, your auth. Nothing needs to move to a vendor's stack for this to run.
Runs nightly, hourly, per-record trigger, or on any event. Not a chat window someone forgets to open. The value compounds because it always runs.
The pattern we follow for every custom AI workflow. Fast start, live inside your infrastructure, iterated with real usage.
Tell us what goes in, what should come out, and where the output should land. A short brief on Upwork is enough to start scoping.
Inputs, transformation steps, outputs, and integration points mapped end-to-end. You sign off before any code lands.
A working version of the workflow on your infrastructure, doing the core transformation end-to-end. Same shape you see running above.
Scheduled or event-driven, wired into the tools your team already uses. Additional inputs, output surfaces, and edge cases layer on with real usage.
The demo above is one shape. Contract to Slack, recording to Notion, ticket to CRM, CSV to dashboard, voice to email, or whatever your team actually spends time on. First working slice quickly, on your infrastructure, with your files staying on your side.