Questions, answered

There are two ways to start. A subscription on my servers means a small start — the system runs in Lithuania, everything is maintained for you, and you can move out to your own infrastructure anytime. Installation in your system is a larger one-time deployment plus a monthly subscription for continuous improvement. Exact numbers come in a proposal after the first conversation — which is free.

The first working version typically takes weeks, not months — usually two to three weeks, running with your real data rather than a demo. I ship early and improve from there.

You do — always. If the system runs on my servers, you can move it to your own infrastructure whenever you want. No lock-in, no hostage situations.

Yes. Local AI models can run on your own server, so sensitive documents never leave the building. That matters in regulated fields — and to anyone who simply does not want their data in the big clouds.

The system is monitored, maintained and improved — a working system is never "done". If something stops, it restarts itself and I get notified. New features arrive as your process evolves.

Yes — that is most of my work. We start small, with the one task that eats the most time, and grow the system as you actually need it.

A modern web stack on an open, mature foundation, AI and LLM integrations where they genuinely save time, and connections to IoT device data — sensors, meters, controllers. I choose boring-reliable over trendy: tools that will still work in ten years.

With a free one-hour conversation about your process: what repeats, what gets stuck, where time disappears. Within a few days you get a concrete proposal — what gets built, what it costs, when it works. Fixed price, no surprises.

Yes — try it. It checks real availability, books a time and emails both sides. It is a live demo of what an assistant like this could do in your company.

Vilnius, Lithuania. Projects run across the Baltics and remotely — for most of this work, distance does not matter.