AI & custom software development services

Explore AI agents, knowledge assistants, web and mobile apps, SaaS, CRM, ERP and cloud development. Compare scopes and discuss your project.

AI & software development services

Explore the workflows, deliverables and decisions behind each service. Start with the capability that fits your business problem.

From discovery to a useful release

A clear scope, regular reviews and agreed acceptance criteria keep the work connected to your business goals.

  1. Step 1

    Discover

    Clarify users, business workflows, existing systems and the constraints that shape a useful first release.

  2. Step 2

    Design & prototype

    Map the user journey and test important assumptions before committing to the complete build.

  3. Step 3

    Build & integrate

    Develop the agreed features and connect approved systems with documented access boundaries.

  4. Step 4

    Test & launch

    Check the acceptance criteria, deployment requirements and handover plan before release.

  5. Step 5

    Plan ongoing support

    Agree monitoring, maintenance responsibilities and future improvements in the project scope.

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AI & software development FAQs

What AI solutions does SmartWeb AI Labs build?

We offer AI applications, knowledge assistants, GPT-powered chat interfaces and controlled workflow automation, alongside web, mobile, SaaS and enterprise software development.

Can you add AI to an existing application?

Yes. We assess the architecture, available APIs and data permissions, then define a focused integration with evaluation criteria and monitoring appropriate to the workflow.

Do you work with teams in the USA and Europe?

We offer remote project collaboration for businesses in the USA, the UK, Europe and other markets. Working hours, meeting overlap, invoicing and deployment requirements are discussed before a project starts.

How much does a custom AI or software project cost?

Cost depends on scope, data preparation, integrations, platforms, quality checks and operational requirements. Bring a short workflow description to discovery so we can identify assumptions and prepare a project-specific estimate.

What determines the delivery timeline?

A timeline depends on the first-release scope, access to systems and data, design decisions, integration complexity and review turnaround. A scoped proposal should identify milestones and dependencies rather than promise one duration for every project.

Who owns the source code and intellectual property?

Ownership, third-party licenses, account access and handover deliverables should be specified in the written project agreement. Discuss these requirements before development begins.

Can you support a product after launch?

Maintenance, monitoring, incident response and feature development can be discussed as a separate support scope. Coverage and response expectations must be agreed for the particular product.

How are data protection requirements handled?

We discuss data categories, access permissions, hosting location and third-party providers during scoping. Applicable legal requirements and any formal compliance assessment need qualified review; a software feature alone does not establish compliance.

Start with a clear project scope

Tell us who the software is for, the workflow it should improve and the systems it needs to connect. We can discuss a practical next step.

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