Thin product wrappers
A generic chat interface over a model is easy to copy and offers little beyond what users already get from general AI assistants.
AI & Automation · Generative AI
We help you turn a generative AI idea into a product with a clear job, an interface designed around imperfect outputs, sensible safety controls and running costs that make commercial sense.
Generative AI development services build new applications and product features in which models generate text, images, audio or code, such as drafting assistants, proposal generators, design tools or personalized learning content. Beyond calling a model, the work involves product design for outputs that are sometimes wrong, workflows for editing and approval, content safety, usage-based cost planning and the full web or mobile application around it. The goal is a product whose value holds up after the novelty wears off.
Many generative AI products launch as a text box in front of a model and lose users once the novelty fades, because they don't fit a real workflow, require too much prompting skill or produce output that takes longer to fix than to write. Others become unprofitable as usage grows. Successful products start from a specific job, constrain inputs so results are consistent, make editing easy and are priced with model costs in mind.
A generic chat interface over a model is easy to copy and offers little beyond what users already get from general AI assistants.
The same request can produce strong and weak results, which frustrates users unless the product guides and constrains inputs.
Model costs scale with every generation, so pricing, quotas and model choice must be planned before launch.
Generated content can be inaccurate, inappropriate or raise copyright questions, and open tools attract misuse.
Defining the user, the job the product does, what a good output looks like and why users would choose it over a general assistant.
A working prototype tested with real users and inputs, to validate output quality and usefulness before full development.
Structured prompts, templates, retrieval of user or company data, multi-step generation and output validation tuned for the use case.
Editing, regeneration of specific sections, version comparison and approval steps that make imperfect output quick to fix.
Input and output moderation, usage limits, abuse detection and policies appropriate to your audience.
Accounts, billing and quotas, admin tools, analytics and the web or mobile app, built for production rather than demonstration.
Prototype testing shows whether output quality is good enough before the main build.
Workflow-specific design and data make the product more useful than a generic assistant.
Unit economics are modeled early, so growth doesn't erode margins unexpectedly.
Editing and approval features make generated content something users can trust and refine.
A tool that drafts proposals, reports or tender responses from a brief and a library of past documents, for staff to edit.
Generating copy variations and image concepts within brand templates, with review before anything is published.
Practice questions, explanations and summaries generated from approved course material and checked by educators.
Helping sellers or agents write property, product or service listings from photos and a few structured details.
Prototype testing and cost modeling come before the main build, so the product is proven and priced before you scale it.
Interview target users, define the core job and the quality bar, and identify why a general assistant isn't enough.
Build a narrow prototype and test it with real inputs to see whether output is good enough to be useful.
Estimate cost per user and per generation, and design pricing, quotas and model choices around it.
Design inputs, editing and review flows so users can steer and correct output easily.
Develop the generation pipeline, application, safety controls and admin tools in iterations.
Run quality test sets, safety tests and user testing before launch, and fix the weakest cases.
Release to early users, monitor usage, edits and costs, and improve based on what people actually do.
Inputs and outputs checked against content policies suited to your audience and region.
Each customer's uploaded sources and generated content are kept separate and access-controlled.
Rate limits, quotas and anomaly alerts protect against misuse that drives up model costs.
Provider settings reviewed so user content is handled according to your privacy commitments.
We focus on the job the product does and whether users will return, not just on whether the model works.
We build the web and mobile apps, billing and admin tools as well as the AI pipeline.
We estimate cost per generation during prototyping, so pricing decisions are informed.
If prototype output isn't good enough to be useful, we say so before you fund the full build.
Fixed-price packages with the scope written down, paid stage by stage. Your project goes live once it's fully paid.
Official documentation and guidance if you want to read more about this topic.
Differentiation usually comes from a specific workflow, your own data or domain content, structured inputs and the editing and approval tools around generation. We define this during discovery, because a general text box over a model is easy for users to replace.
Running cost depends on how many generations users make, how long the inputs and outputs are, and which models are used, plus hosting. We model cost per user during prototyping and design quotas and pricing around it.
Output ownership is set by each model provider's terms and by applicable law, and most major providers' business terms assign output rights to the customer. Copyright protection for purely machine-generated content is unsettled in many jurisdictions, so we recommend legal advice for products where this matters.
We combine provider safety features with our own input and output moderation, limits on what users can request, and abuse monitoring. No combination eliminates every risk, so the policies are matched to your audience and reviewed after launch.
Yes. Adding features to an existing product is often a better starting point than a new product. When the work is mainly about embedding a language model into existing systems, our LLM integration service covers it.
Next step
Describe the product, who it's for and what a great output looks like. We'll help you work out what to prototype first and what the economics might look like.