
StemChain clinic directory
A complete clinic-directory build covering architecture, frontend, Laravel backend and data collection.
Filtering by specialty, country and city
AI integrations planned for real data and operating costs.
Discuss a project
AI is useful when it improves a defined task and the product can handle uncertain output. I start with the user's decision, source data, review step and operating cost, then choose whether an AI service belongs in the flow at all. Hyperhub documents AI tools behind shared accounts and subscriptions. StemChain documents translation support in a clinic-directory workflow. Neither case is evidence that I trained a foundation model or built a medical decision system.
A useful AI system starts with a defined task, earns access to the right context, and proves itself on real work.
Discuss your workflowMap the trigger, inputs, decisions and exceptions. Agree on what the system may do and when a person takes over.
Connect approved data and tools. Set access rules, handoffs and fallback paths around the workflow.
Test representative tasks, review errors, time and running costs, then improve the flow before and after launch.

A complete clinic-directory build covering architecture, frontend, Laravel backend and data collection.
Filtering by specialty, country and city

A chatbot that answers common questions and helps visitors choose an event.
FAQ and event-selection chatbot
A use-case assessment that compares AI with simpler deterministic options
A scoped integration with input, output and human review points clearly defined
Account, usage and cost controls where the feature is part of a paid product
Tests using realistic examples, failure cases and an agreed fallback
I identify what the user needs, what data is available and how success can be checked.
I test examples and decide where human review, limits and fallback belong.
I build the agreed feature and review output quality, cost and failure behavior before wider use.
One bounded AI prototype using supplied examples
This price covers the starting scope described above. I confirm a quote after reviewing your brief and existing systems. Third-party fees are separate.
Send a brief on WhatsAppFor development work I deliver, I correct defects in the agreed scope reported within 90 days of launch. New features, changes by others and third-party outages are separate work.
The public examples here concern product integrations and translation support, not foundation-model training. A custom model would be a separately researched scope.
It depends on the task and risk. I usually define review and fallback first, especially when output affects customers or sensitive information.
No. A rule-based workflow is often cheaper and easier to verify. I compare the options before recommending a model.
Tell me where your product stands. I'll give you a direct view of the options and what I can take on.