Tell us about the product.

A paragraph is enough to start. Tell us what the product is, where it’s up to, and what’s in the way. Early is fine. The cheapest time to get the architecture right is before anything has been drawn.

Useful to include

• What the product does, and who it’s for.
• What exists today: an idea, a plugin, a prototype, a board that half works.
• Constraints you already know about, like enclosure, power, cost, volume and dates.
• How you’re using AI today, if at all. “Not yet” is a fine answer.
• What you want to achieve: faster cycles, a new capability, or a second opinion.

What happens next

You’ll get a real reply, not a form. If it looks like a fit, the next step is usually a short, fixed-price discovery. At the end of it you have a written view of where AI helps your product, the risks and a staged plan, and you can take that plan elsewhere if you want to.