Answering the same questions all day
Answers on the website, WhatsApp or e-mail from your own documents, in several languages, and hands complex cases to a person with the context attached.
AI systems · Racool Studio
We design, build and run AI systems that take hours of manual work off your people — with measured accuracy, human approval where it matters and a clear plan for after launch.
Concrete jobs, not buzzwords. For each one the AI does the heavy lifting and a person stays in charge of the outcome.
Answers on the website, WhatsApp or e-mail from your own documents, in several languages, and hands complex cases to a person with the context attached.
Reads every inbound request, scores it against your ideal customer, drafts the first reply and logs everything in the CRM.
Extracts fields from PDFs and photos, checks them against orders and flags anything that does not match.
Pulls numbers from your systems every week, writes the summary and highlights what changed and why.
Drafts product descriptions, SEO pages and social posts in your brand voice and translates them — thousands at a time.
Verifies check-ins (WiFi, GPS, approved device), applies lateness and overtime rules and exports payroll-ready data.
Turns photos and checklists into structured records, spots defects or missing steps and alerts the supervisor.
A private assistant over your documents, contracts and procedures that answers with the source attached.
Every row is a product we designed and built — open it for the problem, the solution and the result.
AI demos are easy. AI that is right on Tuesday afternoon with real customers is engineering. This is how we get there.
We collect a test set of your actual cases — emails, invoices, questions — before writing code. The system is judged on your work, not on a demo.
Every version is scored against that test set. You see the accuracy, the failure cases and the cost per task before anything goes live.
Payments, customer promises and anything irreversible go through a human approval step. The AI prepares, a person decides.
Assistants answer from your documents and show where the answer came from. Out-of-scope or risky requests are refused or escalated.
We use business tiers of AI providers that do not train on your data, keep data in your cloud where possible and log who accessed what.
You get the cost per task and a monthly estimate before we build, plus hard limits so a busy day never becomes a surprise bill.
An AI system is not a website you publish and forget. Models change, your business changes, data drifts. This is the operating plan we agree before launch.
Launch
We start with a share of the real traffic or one department, compare against the manual process, then widen.
First 30 days
We watch every flagged case, tune prompts and rules daily and meet with your team weekly.
Every month
A dashboard tracks accuracy, volume, cost and response time. We review it with you and ship improvements.
Every quarter
AI providers release new models and retire old ones. We re-test on your data, switch when it is better or cheaper and review access and security.
Code, prompts, test sets and data belong to you, with documentation and a handover — so your own team or another vendor can run it if you ever choose to.
In our projects AI removes repetitive tasks, not roles. People spend their time on customers, exceptions and decisions instead of copying data between systems.
We measure it on a test set built from your real cases before launch and keep measuring after launch. If it is not good enough for a task, that task keeps a human in the loop.
We use business tiers of AI providers that do not train on customer data, keep data in your own cloud where possible, encrypt it and limit access by role.
It depends on volume. Before building we calculate the cost per task (often cents) and a monthly estimate, and we set spending limits.
Whichever fits the task and budget — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Azure or open-source models in your own cloud. We stay provider-independent so you can switch.
With an AI audit: we map one workflow, measure the hours it costs and show what can be automated, at what accuracy and cost — before you commit to a build.
In an AI audit we map one workflow, price the hours it costs and show what can be automated — with accuracy and running cost — before you commit.