Your team has AI tools. Your delivery speed has not changed. Here is how to fix that in two weeks.
WedgeAI sits with your engineering, product, and design leadership, identifies the highest-leverage entry point in your operation, and delivers a working AI system around it in 14 days. Fixed scope. Fixed fee. Your engineers own everything.
You have probably already seen the stat.
88% of companies experimenting with AI. 5% shipping to production. Your team is almost certainly in the 88%. The reason is not the tools — your team has those. The reason is that nobody has made a specific, committed first move that the whole organisation can point to and build from.
That is the only thing WedgeAI does. We find the right entry point inside your engineering, product, and design operation and we deliver a working system around it in 14 days. The rest of this page explains exactly how.
Discover → Build → Deliver — at a glance
Three stages. No ambiguity at any point about what is being built, who owns it, or what done looks like.
This Is What the 14 Days Look Like — Exactly.
Every sprint runs this exact process. The scope is locked in writing on Day 2 — before a single line of code is written. What follows is ten days of focused building on your actual data, in your actual environment, with your engineers alongside us throughout.
We Embed. We Map. We Find the One Problem Worth Solving.
Your engineering, product, and design leaders know where things are breaking down. We know how to translate that into a specific, buildable AI system. Days 1 and 2 is where those two things meet. We work with your senior technical and product leads to map your operation, understand your data, and identify the single highest-leverage target. You end Day 2 with a specific scope — agreed in writing — not a list of possibilities to debate later.
- One specific AI target agreed — not a shortlist, not a backlog
- Your leadership aligned on what gets built and what success looks like
- Scope locked before any cost is committed beyond Day 2
- No jargon. No architecture documents nobody will read.
We Design the Solution — In Plain English, Not Jargon.
Based on what we learned on Day 1, we design the solution and explain it in plain English. What it does. What it does not do. Why the architecture is right for your environment. Your leadership team does not need to understand the technology to approve it — but they will understand it anyway.
- Solution architecture explained without technical jargon
- Clear boundaries on scope — what is in, what is out
- Success criteria defined so Day 14 is a pass or fail, not a negotiation
- Your team understands exactly what is being built before we build it
Scope Locked in Writing. What's In. What's Out. What Done Looks Like.
Before a line of code is written, the scope is locked in a written document signed by both parties. What is in. What is out. What done looks like. No vague briefs. No scope creep. No arriving on Day 14 to find the goalposts have moved. This is also when Milestone 2 payment is triggered — so both sides are formally committed to the same outcome.
- Written scope document signed by both parties
- Acceptance criteria defined — Day 14 is a binary outcome, not a discussion
- Build sprint start date confirmed
- Both parties formally committed before the build begins
10 Days Building on Your Real Data. You See Progress Every Day.
Ten days of focused engineering. Your actual data. Your actual environment. Your engineers are involved throughout — not as observers, but as participants who understand every decision made during the build. Daily progress updates mean you see the work developing in real time. If something needs adjusting, it gets adjusted on Day 6 — not discovered on Day 14. By Day 12 you already know it works.
- Built on your real data — not a sanitised demo dataset
- Your engineers involved throughout, not handed a finished system on Day 14
- Daily progress visible — no big-reveal surprises
- Issues caught and resolved within the sprint window, not after it
Day 14: Something Working in Your Hands. Everything Needed to Extend It.
Live demo with your stakeholders — in your environment, on your data, doing exactly what it was scoped to do. Then a full handover: complete codebase transferred to your repository, technical documentation, and an internal playbook your team can use to scope and run the next sprint themselves. No retainer pitch. No pressure. You decide what comes next — with working software already in production.
- Live stakeholder demo — real system, real data, real outcome
- Complete codebase transferred to your repository — 100% ownership
- Technical documentation and deployment guide included
- Internal playbook for running the next sprint without us
What you have on Day 15.
A working AI system live inside your own codebase. Engineers who built it alongside us and understand every decision. A leadership team that has seen — not been told — what AI can do inside their specific operation. And a clear picture of what to run next, with the knowledge to scope it yourselves.
That is the wedge. It is not the whole door. It is the move that makes all subsequent moves possible.
It works. Here is the proof.
We ran a sprint for a hospitality business with a high volume of inbound phone orders overwhelming their staff. In 14 days we built and deployed a voice AI agent integrated end-to-end with their ordering platform. Result: 73% reduction in staff time on phone orders. 22% increase in average order value from AI cross-sells. Live in two weeks.
Read the full case studyYour first AI move is the one that makes all the others possible.
One conversation. We will tell you honestly whether we can help, and what the right entry point looks like for your engineering, product, and design operation.
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