AI for the work in between.
I’m an AI consultant based in Milton Keynes. I build local AI systems that take on the checking, retyping and chasing for small businesses, especially production companies, agencies and studios. You get hours back and fewer costly mistakes, and because it all runs on a Mac in your building, your files don’t have to go to an American tech giant.
Built for media and creative teams.
Production companies, agencies and studios run on deliveries, versions, approvals, rights and schedules, all against hard deadlines. That’s where the catalogue mess, the deliverables chasing and the reports built by hand pile up, and it’s the kind of work AI can take on.
What usually holds it back is the same. Teams can’t put client or unreleased material into public AI tools, and new systems get built without asking the people who’ll use them. Big companies have AI teams to solve that. Production companies, agencies and studios usually don’t, so I set up Asrun to do it for them, and for any small business where someone checks information by hand.
Why I put the AI in your building.
Most AI services send your files to a cloud provider to be read and processed. I start the other way round with Asrun Local: an open model running on a Mac on your own network. Cloud and hybrid setups are there when a job suits them, and I’ll tell you when it does.
Local isn’t magic. The Mac needs the same care as any work computer, and I set up who can use it with you. What it removes is the biggest unknown: where your files go once someone presses enter.
What I build.
Three kinds of work, often combined. Each one starts with a conversation about a job that takes your team too long.
From “could we?” to “this works”.
Most projects start with a job someone does by hand and a hunch that software could help. This is how one of those becomes a working system.
Pick a job. See how a system would handle it.
Six workflows from different parts of a business. Each shows where the information comes from, what the system does with it, and where a person makes the call.
You’ll work directly with me.
“I’m an operations person who builds with AI. I’ve spent years on the receiving end of new systems, testing them and rolling them out, so I design for the people who’ll use them on a Monday morning. If a spreadsheet or a simpler process would do the job, I’ll tell you.”
Bring one job that takes too long.
In 30 minutes I’ll help you work out whether a system like these could take it on, and what that would involve.