AI at Pixel Boba
Most “AI agencies” are a prompt and a Zapier account.
We’re an engineering studio. Shipping software since 2023, running AI inside our own business. That’s a different thing, and you see it after the demo — when it has to run every day, on real data, without quietly breaking.
The AI Opportunity Audit
Before anyone builds you anything, find out what’s actually worth building. We map your team's manual work, score every process on what it costs you against what it costs to automate, and hand you a ranked plan with real numbers.
We watch the work happen
Not the org chart. The actual process, workarounds included, right down to the spreadsheet holding it together.
Everything gets scored
Hours burned, cost of errors, build complexity, running cost. Some of it scores badly, and we’ll tell you to leave it alone.
You get a ranked plan
What to build, in what order, what each costs to build and run, and what it gives back. Yours to keep either way.
Fully credited toward any build over $10,000
And if the plan says the honest answer is “automate none of this yet”, that’s what it will say. You keep the document regardless.
Why us and not the guy on LinkedIn
We build software, not just automations. Our own client portal, our internal operations platform, and an AI hiring pipeline all run on code we wrote. When an automation needs a real application around it — a dashboard, an approval queue, a database — that’s not a subcontract for us.
We’ve already made the expensive mistakes. Our own AI pipeline started as a naive loop that called a model on every record and cost a fortune. It now does the cheap filtering first and only spends a model call where it changes the answer. You get that lesson for free, in the architecture.
Someone is accountable. A tool subscription can’t be liable when it mis-files four hundred records. Every build ships with review gates, audit logs, and a kill switch — and with the person who wrote it on the other end of the phone.
You own it. Source code, prompts, configuration, documentation. We don’t rent you access to something you paid us to build.