Boring comes out of an AI strategy and implementation practice — the platform is how we deliver the work. Engage us white glove and we build and run your agents with you; you approve the sensitive steps and get the outcomes, not a tool to learn.
We're taking a small number of founding design partners: forward-deployed engagement, weekly iterations, a locked founding rate afterward. In return we ask for reference rights and your candid feedback shaping the roadmap.
Tell us the workflow you'd hand off first and how to reach you. We'll follow up to scope a white-glove build — our team designs, ships, and runs your agents with you, on the same platform you keep.
A fixed engagement fee for the six-week build, and a locked founding rate on the platform afterward. We're in early access, so terms are set per engagement — talk to us and we'll be specific.
Yes. The agents live in your workspace, written in plain language your team can read, edit, version, and roll back. The engagement ends; the automation doesn't.
Recurring, cross-tool work with judgment in it: invoice follow-up, onboarding, lead routing, reporting, triage. If it needs a flowchart nobody wants to maintain — or never survived becoming one — it's a candidate. Bring your worst; that's the point.
An agency leaves you a system only they understand. We deliver on our own product, in plain language, with the supervision built in — and we've built automation platforms before: our team created Swimlane and the no-code builder crft (acquired by Flashpoint). The platform is how the practice delivers.
Leave your email and the workflow you'd hand off first — we'll reach out about white glove, or set you up self-serve as we roll out.