That's exactly what the discovery call is for. Most clients come to us with a vague sense that things could be better — we help you figure out where the real leverage is.

Yes. We help individuals build personal systems too — AI assistants that manage your schedule, finances, health tracking, side projects. If you're drowning in personal admin or want technology that actually knows you, we can help.

If you're running on spreadsheets and tribal knowledge, you're already feeling the pain. xTerminal scales down as easily as it scales up — you get what you need, configured for how you actually work. Whether that's a 50-person company or a solo operator with a side project.

ChatGPT can answer questions. It can't do anything. It doesn't know your business, your customers, or your workflows — and it can't take action on your behalf. We build AI agents that are connected to your real data, understand your specific context, and can actually do things — send emails, create tasks, update records, trigger workflows. Not just chat. Action.

Great for getting your leadership team aligned. But they're philosophies, not systems — they don't connect to your actual data, your tools, or how your team works day-to-day. You still need something to run on.

You get 40 apps. But no one helps you figure out which ones matter for your business or how to wire them together. You're still on your own — and most of it goes unused.

This can work — until they leave. Then you're stuck with a fragile system of Airtable bases and Zapier automations that no one understands. We deploy a product, not a project.

Dashboards show you what happened. xTerminal is where work happens — scheduling, decisions, communication, execution. It's operational, not observational.

Everything. The code, the configurations, the data — it's all yours. We don't create lock-in. We earn the ongoing relationship by continuing to add value, not by holding your infrastructure hostage.

We stick around. Ongoing optimization, new workflows as your operation evolves, expanded integrations. This isn't a handoff — it's a partnership.