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AI feasibility, costed properly. A guided technical discovery that produces a feasibility score, a recommended architecture, real GPU and infrastructure sizing, and an honest timeline and cost. Six discovery areas and seventeen structured questions — about ten minutes — and you leave with numbers you can defend. Twelve service lines and thirteen industry templates sit behind it, and the proposals, statements of work and project milestones are generated from the assessment itself.

Describe it. Build it. Deploy it. Run it. Maintain it. One control plane for AI, apps and infrastructure. Chat, agents, code, infrastructure, deployment and operations all point at the same project — what you discussed in chat is the thing that gets built, deployed and watched, with no re-explaining it to another tool. Every stage produces something you can inspect: a plan, a commit, a preview URL, a price, an Infrastructure-as-Code diff.

Advertising measured on revenue. A supervisor delegates to strategy, keyword, audience and creative agents; you get a full plan with its reasoning attached, and nothing reaches a channel until your approval policy is satisfied. The optimizer follows the funnel through to payment and renewal — a campaign with a low cost per lead and weak revenue loses to one with a higher CPL and real customers, and it tells you that in plain words.

Managed databases, without the operations burden. Pick the right engine for the workload — provisioning, endpoints, credentials, backups, monitoring and billing work identically across all of them. The operational work that normally falls on your team is handled by the platform, and every backup is restore-tested into a throwaway instance before it is marked verified, because an untested backup is not a backup.

Cloud storage your team actually stays on top of. Not a drive with folders bolted on — sharing, permissions and recovery were designed together, so none of them surprise you later. Access granted on a folder is inherited by everything inside it at any depth, and never travels sideways to a sibling folder or upwards to a parent. Deletions go to a recycle bin for 30 days, and every version is kept server-side.