Add an AI feature without lighting your roadmap on fire
One narrow, useful AI feature shipped into your existing product in days.
50% on kickoff, 50% on delivery · 30 days of free revisions · you own the code
Recent work
See all →Why we wrote this. We ship work like this ourselves — not as a reseller or a marketplace. The timelines, deliverables, and price bands below come from real engagements we've run end-to-end at Smartly Built Ventures Limited (trading as Vibed Ventures).
Who this is for
- Teams pressured to 'do something with AI' but unsure what
- PMs who need a working demo before the next board meeting
- Founders tired of AI features that are demoware
What you get
- One scoped feature: summarise, classify, draft, search, or extract
- Model choice and cost analysis (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, open-weights)
- Eval harness so you can tell when the model regresses
- Cost dashboard so spend doesn't surprise you
Dig deeper
Frequently asked
Will you train a custom model?
Almost never. 95% of useful AI features are prompts + structured output + good evals. Fine-tuning is rarely the answer in week one.
What about hallucinations?
We constrain output (structured JSON, retrieval grounding, validation) and write evals so you can quantify error rates rather than vibes-test them.
Whose API keys?
Yours. We don't middleware-charge for tokens.
What happens next
- Step 1Tell us the problem60 seconds in the /solve box. You don't need a brief.
- Step 2Get a tailored reportROI, build plan and a rough price band — emailed to you.
- Step 3Book a 25-min callWe talk it through honestly. If it's not for us, we'll say so.
Related in build
- Build an MVP in two weeksA real, paid-account-ready product in 14 days — not a Figma file.
- Build a SaaS, end to endAuth, billing, dashboard, admin — everything a paying customer expects, shipped in weeks.
- Build an internal toolCulled — 301s to /internal-tools.
- A dashboard that surfaces the three numbers that matterReal-time charts over your real data — not forty vanity metrics nobody checks.



