Hands-On Analytics
Hands-On Analytics  ·  Louisville, KY

AI is a team you hire. Your people train it.

Same people. More output. No app to buy, and nobody to depend on. We coach your company through the change, and build your first one or two things with your people while we do it.

Where is your company right now?
The AI adoption curve
01 · You are somewhere

Every company is somewhere on this curve.

That’s normal. Everyone starts here.

Your people:
  • Some aware
  • Some afraid
  • Some curious. Start there.
02 · The pitches

Then the pitches start.

More tools don’t move your people.

Every pitch:
  • Plugs one gap
  • Does more than you need
  • Another bill. Another dependency.
03 · Your people

AI is a team. Your people run it.

Same people. More output.

Your people:
  • Train their AI teammates
  • Grow, not replaced
  • Keep it running after we’re gone
We did it:
  • One person → a fleet
  • $500 a month, not $100K
04 · Two roads

Keep buying, or lead by building.

Build the muscle once. Use it on every problem.

Buy: status quo.

Build:
  • This problem, and the next
  • Your way, your control
  • Avoid erroneous solutions
05 · Where we come in

We coach the change. We build it with you.

Weeks, not months. You keep the champions.

How it goes:
  • With. We build it together
  • Beside. They build, we sit in
  • Theirs. They build the next one
From you:
  • One curious person
  • Room in their week

Keep us around as long as we’re earning it.

The 66% solution

Someone will always sell you 130%. You need about 66%.

The last stretch of a bought solution is features you won’t use and polish nobody asked for, and you pay for all of it. When your people build it, they stop where it stops being worth it: the hole plugged, more getting out the door, or things streamlined enough to sell.

They solve it their way, and they keep the skill for the next one.

Start with one problem

What’s eating your week?

Step 1 of 4

Pick the one that sounds most like you. It’s where we’d start.

How your team fixes it.

Your problem
    Your people, with AI

      What you end up with.

      The fix, and the people who can make the next one.

        Here’s how we’d start.

        Whichever one you picked, it starts the same way.

        01

        Listen

        You tell us the problem in your words.

        02

        Sit in

        We spend time with the people doing the work and see how it actually gets done.

        03

        Pick a champion

        We find the person on your team who wants this most. They build the first fix with us.

        The first one takes weeks. Either of us can stop after the first week. If it isn’t going to work, we’ll say so.

        Does this seem like what you need?

        You said
        About
        Chet Riley

        I’m Chet.

        Naval Academy, then twenty years inside big banks. After that, a startup, where I ran a small team that used AI to ship the work a normal backlog had stalled.

        I’ve seen the flood from the inside. I can build an app with AI fast, and then go looking for someone to sell it to. That’s what you’re getting pitched. Small businesses don’t need more of it. You need AI as teammates, and people who know how to run them.

        So I don’t sell apps. I teach your people to build their own, and I stay in your corner while they learn.

        I work out of Louisville. If you’re local, we can sit down.

        01 · I’ve made the trip

        I run my own business on AI. I went through this change myself, and I’m out the other side. I’ll tell your people what it was really like.

        02 · I’m a teacher

        When I learn something, I want to pass it on. The job is your people learning it, not me doing it for them.

        03 · I’ll say it

        You don’t need to buy most of what you’re being pitched. That won’t be popular with the people pitching it. It’s coming anyway.

        Contact

        Let’s talk.

        Tell us what’s eating your week. If it isn’t something we do, we’ll say so.

        Best time to talk

        Only Chet sees this.
        No lists, no sequences, no re-marketing.