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The Problem
Watched too many companies pay $40K for AI strategy consultants.
Beautiful decks. 200 slides. Detailed roadmaps.
Then nothing ships. Deck sits in a folder.
On the other side: companies buy AI tools, get zero help integrating them. Six months of guessing how it fits their workflows. Most give up.
Why Both Models Are Broken
The Consultant:
- Gives you strategy but no code
- Timeline: 3-6 months for a PDF
- Implementation: "That'll be another engagement"
- Result: Recommendations that never get built
The Product:
- Gives you software but no strategy
- Timeline: Months of trial-and-error
- Integration: "Check our docs" or "Contact support"
- Result: Generic tool you can't figure out how to use
The Missing Model
What if you got both?
Figure out where AI actually fits in your specific business. Then build and deploy the actual system.
Week 1: Ops audit. Where are you bleeding time or money? Weeks 2-3: Build the system that fixes it. Week 4: Ship it. Production-ready.
No guessing. No six-month transformation projects. No generic SaaS you have to customize yourself.
Why I Built Zeron
I built production systems at scale for years. Saw the same pattern everywhere: companies don't need MORE strategy docs. They don't need MORE generic tools.
They need someone to actually figure out where AI fits and then build the damn thing.
That's Zeron.
What We're Building
Nexus - Value stream automation. Development orchestration + AI learning combined. Automates software development from Jira ticket to merged PR. Built for our own use, now available.
Feedback Intelligence - Embedded feedback widgets with AI conversations. Actually being used by customers.
Market Intelligence Hub - Research and analysis automation. Internal use for strategy.
The Approach
Strategy + Code. Not one or the other. Both.
4 weeks, not 6 months. Fast enough to see ROI this quarter.
Custom, not generic. Built for your workflows, not adapted from someone else's.
Capacity-constrained. Can only work with a few companies at a time because I'm actually building your systems, not managing contractors.
What's Next
Keep building. Keep learning. Keep documenting.
Every project teaches us something. Every failure makes the next project better. Every success proves the model works.
If you've been burned by consultants or confused by tools, let's talk.
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