A second opinion on your AI plans — from someone with nothing to sell.
I don't sell tools and I don't build anything, so my only job is your decision. A second opinion before you spend — what's worth doing, what to drop, and what it's worth.
You're not short on AI options.
You're short on a straight answer.
Pitches in your inbox. Demos on your calendar. Competitors making announcements. The pressure to move is real.
The people around you know their stuff — your team, your vendors, the firms you bring in. Each of their views naturally comes tied to what they'd build or run. That's normal; it's how the work gets done. It just means the rarest view is the one with nothing attached to it.
The danger isn't moving slowly. It's spending big on the wrong thing, losing a year, and being no closer to an answer.
A second opinion stops that. Before you write the check.
Three reasons it's a straight answer
Not more advice. A check on the advice you're already getting.
I sell nothing
No tools, no build, no referral fees. Whatever I conclude, I'm paid the same, so you get my honest evaluation, with nothing steering it.
Cheaper than being wrong
The opinion costs a fraction of one failed project. You find out what works before the money's gone, not after.
You talk to me
You work directly with one person who's built and run real companies, start to finish. One name behind every call.