Applied-AI studio · building & running custom software
AI systems that do the work.
Amino designs, builds, and runs the automations, agents, data pipelines, and dashboards you keep meaning to get to — delivered as working software, wired into the stack you already use, and kept running as a managed service.
Who it’s for
For teams with the work, but not the engineering bench.
The manual steps nobody owns. The data that lives in five tools and never lines up. The report someone rebuilds by hand every Monday. We build software that does it for you — and keeps doing it.
Operators drowning in manual steps
Copy-paste workflows, repetitive approvals, and handoffs that eat hours every week.
Founders without an engineering team
You know exactly what should be automated — you just don't have anyone to build it.
Ops teams with scattered data
Numbers spread across tools that never agree. We pipe them into one place you trust.
Anyone running the same task forever
If a person does it on a schedule, an agent or pipeline can do it instead.
What we build
Working software, not slideware.
Automations
Multi-step workflows that run on a trigger or a schedule — approvals, syncs, notifications, file handling — so the manual busywork just stops.
AI agents
Agents that read, decide, and act across your tools — drafting, triaging, researching, and routing work with guardrails and a human in the loop.
Data pipelines
Reliable flows that pull from your sources, clean and reconcile the data, and land it where it belongs — on a cadence you can count on.
Integrations
Two systems that finally talk to each other. We connect the tools you already pay for so data moves without a human in the middle.
Dashboards
Live views of the numbers that matter, built from your real data — the report nobody has to rebuild by hand ever again.
Internal toolkits
Small, sharp internal apps and assistants your team actually uses — purpose-built for one job and kept running as a managed service.
How engagements work
Three steps. The third one runs forever.
Discovery
We map the workflow, the tools it touches, and what a good outcome looks like — then scope the build in writing with a clear, itemized estimate.
Build
We build it into your existing stack and ship working software — tested against your real data, with each charge itemized and approved as it lands.
Managed service
We keep it running. Monitoring, fixes, and improvements drawn against your credit balance, so the system you bought keeps earning its keep.
The model
Service Credits: fund a balance, drawn against as we ship.
You fund a credit balance. The studio draws against it with small, itemized, client-approved charges as work ships — never a black-box retainer. The balance is refundable and always yours to control.
Fund a balance
Add credits up front. That balance is the working fund for everything we build and run for you.
Itemized, approved charges
Every draw is a small line item tied to shipped work — described, priced, and approved before it posts.
Refundable balance
Unused credits are yours. Pause or wind down and the remaining balance is refunded — no lock-in.
Scoped in writing
Work is scoped in writing and drawn against a credit balance you control. No surprise invoices, ever.
Service Credits fund custom software and managed services delivered by Amino Digital LLC. Scope is agreed in writing before work begins, and your remaining balance is refundable at any time.
Inside the studio
Where the systems get built.
From the teams we build for
They replaced a four-hour Monday report with a dashboard that updates itself. Six months in, nobody on my team has touched a spreadsheet for it — and the numbers finally agree.
Operations lead, e-commerceDashboards & pipelinesThe credit model is why we said yes. Every charge is a line item we approved, tied to something that shipped. No retainer black box — and the unused balance was always ours.
Founder, professional servicesAgents & integrationsStart with a scoped first build
The work you keep meaning to automate.
Tell us the workflow that’s eating your week. We’ll scope a first build in writing, ship it into your stack, and keep it running — funded by a credit balance you control.