Software design and implementation.
Baes1 AI Native Studio designs and builds apps and internal tools where AI does the retyping and writes the first drafts. Your team makes the decisions. If you are still working out where AI fits in your organisation, you can start with advice.
01 Look
First we map how your team works today.
Where the hours go, and what gets typed in twice.
Move your pointer over the dots to see the photo underneath.
02 Choose
Then we pick the tasks AI can take over.
We work from your own examples and check where your data goes.
03 Build
Baes1 builds the software that lets AI do that work.
An app or internal tool that plugs into the systems you already use. Your team approves what AI prepares.
04 Use
Until your team uses it every day.
One colleague tries it on real work first, then the rest of the team.
Stills for illustration.
Apps and internal tools where AI has a fixed job, such as sorting incoming requests or drafting a reply for someone to check.
Together we work out which tasks AI can take over and which tools suit your team. Then a small trial on one task, to see what holds up.
Five invented scenarios, for illustration. None of them is a client case.
Before
Every morning, fault reports arrive by email, by phone and through a web form. She types each one into the schedule by hand.
After
An internal tool puts the reports on one list with address and urgency, and proposes a plan for the day. She moves a couple of jobs and approves it.
Before
Most emails ask the same few things, like where a parcel is or how to send something back.
After
Each email comes with a draft reply that already holds the right order details. He reads it over and sends it, sometimes after a small edit.
Before
He spends part of every evening typing up work orders from memory and a few photos.
After
After the job he says a few sentences into his phone and takes two photos. The app turns them into a work order that he checks and sends.
Before
Colleagues each use AI tools in their own way. Nobody knows where the data ends up.
After
A short list of tasks that suit AI, and ground rules for tools and data. Then a first trial with a few colleagues.
Before
She has a clear idea for an app where AI does part of the work, and no one to build it.
After
Her sketch becomes a working first version she can put in front of real users.
Short answers about how Baes1 works. If your question is not here, ask it through the contact page.
Baes1 AI Native Studio designs and builds software in which AI does part of the work, and advises organisations on introducing AI. It builds apps for the web and iPhone, integrations with the systems a team already uses, assistants that work from a team's own documents, and internal tools for planning, intake and reporting. Baes1 is a one-person studio in the Netherlands: the person you talk to also designs and builds the software.
AI-native software is software in which AI has a fixed job, such as sorting incoming requests or drafting a reply for someone to check. AI can turn a call into notes with the action points, or a stack of documents into one answer that shows the page it came from. In software from Baes1 AI Native Studio, AI prepares the work and your team makes the decisions.
You can start small, with advice from Baes1 and a trial on one task. Together with your team, Baes1 works out which tasks AI can take over and which tools suit the people who will use them. The advice also covers ground rules for data, privacy and oversight. A few colleagues then try the chosen tools on real work, and more follows once that works.
A project with Baes1 starts with a conversation about your question, then runs in four steps. Baes1 maps how your team works today, picks the tasks AI can take over and builds the software. In the fourth step your team starts using it: one colleague tries it on real work first, then the others, until the whole team uses it every day. To begin, write a few sentences about what your team does now and where the hours go, to info@baes1.nl or through the contact page.
No, Baes1 designs and builds the software itself, so you do not need developers of your own to get it built. That includes connecting it to the systems your team already uses. The person you talk to also writes the code and shows your team how it works. You explain things once.
Before anything is built, Baes1 works from your own examples and checks where your data would go. Baes1's advice on introducing AI includes ground rules for data, privacy and oversight. In the software, AI suggests and your team decides, and you can check every step afterwards. The baes1.nl website sets no cookies and uses no tracking; the privacy statement explains what happens when you send an email.
Yes, Baes1 works in English and Dutch. You can write to info@baes1.nl in either language, and the website is available in both.
The cost of a project with Baes1 depends on the work, so baes1.nl lists no prices. The first step is a conversation about your question, and you can ask about cost there.
The person who thinks your question through also writes the code and shows your team how it works. You explain things once.
One task and one trial first. Add more once it works.
AI suggests and your team decides. You can check every step afterwards.
You hear what the software does and why, in words you would use yourself.
The dots you followed form the 1 in Baes1.
Write a few sentences about where the work gets stuck.
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