QuantAI · Quantified AI consulting · Melbourne

Find out where AI is worth using in your business, and what each change is worth.

An audit looks at where the opportunities are, where revenue is leaking and which processes are falling down, and puts a number on each change that's worth making, built from your own hours and rates. Some of those will be quick wins and some will take longer, and what you do with them is your call.

What I build

Products built with AI, and in use every day.

The advice in an audit comes from building and running real products with AI, and these three are live now.

What I help with

The kind of work I look at

I work with businesses that sell their time: accounting, advice, recruitment, engineering, consulting and plenty in between. These are some of the places an audit tends to look first.

House rules for AI

Which AI tools the business uses, what can go into them, and who signs off what comes out.

Meetings

Meetings that end with a clear record of what was decided, and who's doing what by when.

Client onboarding

One consistent way of bringing on a new client, so that nobody gets forgotten between the steps.

Recruitment admin

The drafting and paperwork around hiring, with every decision about a candidate left to the recruiter.

Training

Training and playbooks, so that the team keeps using what's been put in place.

Where to start

Two steps, and the first one's free.

The call tells you whether an audit's worth doing. The audit tells you what to change, and what each change is worth.

Step 1 · Free · 15 minutes

A quick call ↗

You tell me what's eating the week, I ask three questions, and then I tell you straight whether an audit's worth doing and what it would cost. There's no advice or plan on this call, and nothing to sign.

Step 2 · Fixed fee

The audit

I talk to you and the people who actually do the work, map where the time goes, and write up what's worth changing. Every recommendation carries a number built from your own hours and rates, so you can judge it on your figures and not mine.

How the audit works
  1. Short interviews with you and the people who do the work, 30 to 45 minutes each, and recorded so that nothing gets lost.
  2. A written report: where the time goes, which workflows are worth changing, and which ones AI should stay away from.
  3. A debrief where I walk you through it, with the opportunities ranked by effort and impact and a plan for the next few months.
  4. After that it's your call whether you run the plan yourself, hand it to someone else, or bring me back to build it.

$1,500

+ GST · Founding audit

Three founding audits at $1,500 + GST. Once they're gone, audits move to standard rates.

That covers interviews with you and up to three of your team, one written report and one debrief. In return I ask for an anonymised case study and half an hour of feedback on how it went. If you go ahead with a build inside 60 days, the fee comes off it.

If you'd rather not talk yet, the 6-minute AI check is the same first step without the call. It's twenty six quick questions, mostly one tap, and it shows you where the week goes and what the repeat work is costing you before you spend anything on AI.

How I work

If you bring me back to build it

We agree in writing what's changing before anything starts, then it gets built, and the people who'll be using it are trained so that you can run it without me.

There's a short one-pager on how I work here. There are also five demonstration projects on GitHub, built around made-up businesses to show the method.

Start with a free 15-minute call.

If your business is using AI in bits and pieces and you want it to add up to something, start with a free 15-minute call. I'll tell you whether there's anything worth doing.