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It's free, and it's thirty minutes.
We don't pre-qualify on revenue or engagement size on this call. If you want to talk, we want to talk. The thirty-minute frame keeps it honest.
Let's talk
If you're a founder or operator wrestling with AI inside your business, let's talk.
A thirty-minute call, no pitch deck, no obligation. We trade notes on what you're working on, what you've already tried, and where you're stuck. By the end, both of us know whether the studio is the right fit.
What to expect
What an intro call looks like.
Most intro calls in the AI services world are a sales pitch with a calendar invite on top. This one isn't. Three things to know before you fill out the form.
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There's no pitch deck.
We've never used one in an intro call and we don't plan to start. We ask questions, you ask questions. If we send you anything afterward it's a custom note — not a templated proposal.
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We'll tell you if we're not a fit.
If your work isn't a fit for the studio, we'll say so. Sometimes we'll point you toward someone who is — an AI-native dev shop for a smaller build, a Big Four firm for an enterprise transformation, a vertical specialist for a regulated domain. Saying "not us" is part of how we operate.
The form
Tell us about your work.
A few short questions. Plain English answers. The more honest you can be about where you're stuck, the more useful the call will be.
Direct
Other ways to reach us.
If a form isn't your thing — or if you'd rather just say hello first — these all reach Aaron directly.
Stay loosely in touch
Or stay loosely in touch.
Not ready to talk yet? Reasonable. The studio's writing publishes every couple of weeks. The newsletter is the easiest way to keep tabs on what we're seeing, what we're shipping, and what we're getting wrong.
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