Solutions

AI Assistants

Assistants that answer from your own documents and systems, and say so when they do not know.

What we would actually build

Grounded answers, with the source attached

An assistant that cites the document it answered from can be checked. One that cannot is a liability the first time it is confidently wrong in front of a customer.

Search across what you already have

Contracts, policies, tickets, manuals and the shared drive nobody has opened since 2019, made searchable by meaning rather than by exact phrase.

Permissions that survive the assistant

If a person cannot open a document today, asking an assistant about it should not be the way around that.

How this would go

The parts people get burned on.

We start with the questions, not the corpus

The twenty questions your team actually asks are worth more than the ten thousand documents nobody reads. They also tell us what good looks like before we build.

Wrong answers are designed for

The interesting engineering is in refusal and uncertainty, not in the happy path. What it does when it does not know is the thing that decides whether anyone trusts it.

Measured against a real answer key

We build a set of questions with known answers first, so the assistant can be scored rather than admired.

Who we have done it for

The closest work, honestly labelled: both put a language model against a client's own material rather than against the open internet.

Mythus AI Studios

Direct client

A desktop application for the film industry, on Mac and Windows. It reads a screenplay and produces the master breakdown directly, as one place for a production team to work.

Glenmark

Delivered through a US-based partner

A marketing platform for WhatsApp campaigns. Build a campaign, generate new ones with AI, launch, upload and monitor performance in one place.

Every engagement SpazorLabs has delivered is listed on the work page, with the relationship stated on each one.

Where to start

Tell us what you are trying to build

Send us the problem, not a specification. We will tell you what we think it actually takes, and we will tell you if we are not the right people for it.