Barael builds AI tools and products for founders and small teams. We scope the problem in a day, ship the product in weeks, and hand you the code.
Every company is now one good question away from software that fits it exactly. Most are still asking the wrong one.
The wrong question is which tool should we buy. The right one is what does someone here do every week that a machine should do instead. Ten years in product management taught us that the second question is where the value is, and that almost nobody asks it in writing.
So we built a studio around it. Nineteen written questions, a plan by the next morning, a senior builder with the best available models, and a product in production in weeks. The code is yours the day it ships. There is nothing to renew.
Eight products in production.
A plan tomorrow. Software in weeks.
Diagnose
- Nineteen written questions, on your schedule
- A plan the next morning: build this, skip that
- A fixed price and a fixed timeline
Build
- A senior builder and the best available models
- Working software every week, on your real data
- Humans in the loop wherever confidence is low
Hand over
- The product, the repo, the prompts, the runbook
- No retainer, no platform fee, no lock-in
- It runs without us
Start with the plan. Decide after you've read it.
Workflow
From $8KOne repetitive, manual thing your team does. An agent that does it instead, wired into the systems you already run.
- —Written plan first
- —Human review on low confidence
- —Repo, prompts, docs
Product
From $15KA tool with its own UI, auth, and data. Something your team opens every day and your customers might too.
- —Everything in Workflow
- —Design and front end
- —First month in production
Co-build
From $40KFor founders with an idea and no technical co-founder. Product thinking and execution, from question to launch.
- —Everything in Product
- —Weekly product sessions
- —Launch and handover
The plan is free. If you commission a build within thirty days, the price holds. If you don't, you keep the plan and a referral to someone who fits better. Retainers are never offered; once it's yours, it runs without us.
Tell us
the problem.
It doesn't need to be tidy. One paragraph about the thing someone on your team does every week is enough to start. We send the first questions back the same day.