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| Year | Area | What we did |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Economic consulting | We independently built a tool for reviewing expert-witness reports. It flags potential weaknesses in expert methods under Daubert standards and adds inline comments to help legal teams prepare defensible analyses. |
| 2025 | Ticket vendors | We built custom email annotation software for a California ticket vendor. It reads each incoming message, tags it by type, and pulls out the order and ticket details staff used to copy by hand. That replaced the repeat review work managers did message by message. |
| NOW | Hospitality | Currently, we're helping a luxury hotel chain based in Southern California. We're speeding up three workflows at once: room pricing, staff scheduling, and the daily operational reports managers depend on. People still approve the calls that affect guests and budgets. |
| NOW | Travel operations | We're building a hotel-sourcing operating system for a travel operations team that manages room blocks for touring productions. It helps operators compare hotel rates, manage sales contacts, generate RFP drafts, track negotiations, and capture written commission agreements before a booking moves forward. Practical AI extracts hotel replies and drafts follow-ups, while humans stay in control of every send, review, and approval. |
| NOW | Smart glasses | We're building the memory layer for a heads-up assistant on Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses. It surfaces forgotten threads mid-conversation (open promises, things to pick back up) and captures follow-ups afterward so nobody re-types them. It stays quiet unless the moment really fits: wrong memory beats missing memory, and the wearer controls every saved note. |