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AI agents and business workflow automation
BlindspotLab builds AI agents, workflow automations and internal tools that take repetitive work off a team. We connect the tools a business already uses, and we start by asking whether a task should be automated at all — an agent is not always the answer.
01Who it's for
- Small and growing businesses repeating the same manual tasks every week.
- Teams copying information between spreadsheets, inboxes and apps.
- Founders who want a dependable AI feature or agent inside their own product.
02Problems it solves
- Hand-offs between tools that rely on someone remembering.
- Requests that follow the same pattern but are answered by hand each time.
- AI experiments that never became tools the team trusts.
03Approach
How BlindspotLab approaches it.
- 01
Map the workflow
We document what happens today, who does it, how often, and where it breaks.
- 02
Decide what to automate
Some steps should be automated, some need a person, and some don't need software at all. We recommend which is which before building.
- 03
Build and connect
Integrations, agents and internal tools with defined tasks and limits, and human approval where a decision carries risk.
- 04
Run and maintain
Automations change as the business changes. Care and Evolve keep them working and improve them over time.
04What you can expect
What you receive.
The exact deliverables are fixed in the written scope before work starts.
- A workflow map and automation plan
- Integrations between the tools you already use
- AI agents with defined scope, inputs and limits
- Internal tools for your team
- Documentation of how each automation runs and fails safely
05Relevant work
Where the studio has done this.
Each case study states the studio's role. Studio products are BlindspotLab's own; selected builds belong to their owners.
06How it begins
The first step is a short note.
Describe what you want to build or fix. Mojeeb replies personally; if it's a fit, you agree a written scope before anything is booked.
Build editions · fixed scope, agreed in writing
ii.ShipFlagship
The flagship. From idea to live product.
Best for: Founders ready to put a real product in front of users.
From $5,500
- Full Next.js application
- Auth, database, Stripe payments
- AI integration (Gemini, Claude, or OpenAI)
- Admin dashboard
- Email transactional layer
- Deployed with custom domain
- Two revision rounds
- 7-day post-launch bug support
After launch · maintenance and continued development
iv.Care
Keep what shipped healthy after launch.
Best for: Products already live that need someone accountable for keeping them running.
Scoped together
- Bug fixes and dependency updates
- Uptime monitoring and incident response
- Minor feature iterations within scope
- Monthly status report and roadmap check-in
v.Evolve
Grow the product with the same operator.
Best for: Products that should keep improving after launch.
Scoped together
- Everything in Care
- New feature sprints on a fixed cadence
- AEO/SEO iteration and content architecture
- AI model upgrades and agent improvements
- Dedicated async channel with the operator
Start with an automation assessment
Tell us which tasks take the most time. We'll reply with what we'd automate first, what we wouldn't, and how it could be scoped.
07Questions
Common questions.
Does my business need an AI agent?
Not always. Many repetitive tasks are better served by a plain integration or a simple internal tool. We recommend an agent only when a task needs judgement over unstructured input.
Which AI models do you work with?
Gemini, Claude and OpenAI models, directly or through OpenRouter, chosen for the task and its cost.
What happens when the automation gets something wrong?
We design for it: narrow tasks, validation of model output, human approval where a decision carries risk, and logs so problems can be traced.
Other services
—Begin
Your idea doesn't need another document. It needs a beginning.
Tell us what you're building, where it stands and what's in the way. You'll hear back from Mojeeb — and if it's a fit, the next step is a written scope, not a sales call.