Be found where AI answers
When your customers ask an AI assistant, your business is in the answer, described with your own facts.
Visibility in AI answers · Assistants connected to your business · Catalogues AI shoppers can read
Tell us what you want to achieve. We design the AI and automations that get you there, build them into the way you already work, and keep them running.

Each one has a fix. We sit with your team, find the few worth it, and build them into the tools you already open every morning.
Six things businesses come to us for, each designed, built and run by the same senior team.
When your customers ask an AI assistant, your business is in the answer, described with your own facts.
Visibility in AI answers · Assistants connected to your business · Catalogues AI shoppers can read
Recurring work runs on its own, and you can see everything it did.
Workflows · Documents · Customer assistants · Tool setup
Your idea becomes software people actually use.
First version in ~4 weeks · Web · Mobile · Stores
An agent takes one clear job off your hands, does it start to finish, and shows every step it took.
Agents for one clear job · Private agents on your own machines · A record of every step
Your systems share one version of the truth, instead of keeping the same data twice.
Connect your tools · Modernise older systems · Security and monitoring · Upkeep
After one session you know which AI projects are worth it.
Assessment · Workshop · Systems review · Training
The same team builds, runs and sells these every day. What we learn keeping them alive goes into your work.


A try-on layer that drops into a store, so customers see the fit on themselves. Fewer returns, more confident buyers.
Visit VirtualTry →
Upload a product, get on-brand model shots, scenes and video ads in minutes instead of weeks.
Visit Lookscraft →

Keeps a store's catalogue readable to the AI assistants shoppers now ask, and runs the messy side of selling online.
Visit Orzaqo →No commitment, no pitch deck. You tell us the goal; we tell you honestly whether and how we can get you there.
A short written scope: what gets built, the fixed price, what changes for your team, and the number we'll measure.
A working demo every week, not a status report. Your feedback decides what the next week builds.
Monitoring, fixes and improvements, or a clean handover with documentation and training if you'd rather own it.
We've watched the same things sink AI projects for years. Here's how we avoid each of them.
A pilot with no number attached can't be judged, so it quietly gets dropped.
A tool nobody opens isn't adoption. Most pilots live beside the work instead of inside it.
Things drift, connections break, and the odd cases show up in month three.
Using the most expensive option where a simple rule would do adds up fast.
Pick the one that fits today. You can move between them later.
We map your processes and hand you a prioritised list, with the effort, cost and expected saving for each.
Fixed feeA defined scope, a fixed timeline and a senior team. An automation, a store, an app, or all three.
Fixed scope or monthlyOngoing support, improvements and cost tuning for what we build, or for systems you already have.
MonthlyNerdWare Tech is an AI and automation studio. We help businesses be found where AI answers, automate routine work, build products, put AI agents to work, connect their systems, and decide where AI is worth it. We design, build and run all of it, and we run AI products of our own: VirtualTry.shop, Lookscraft and Orzaqo.
With a free 30-minute call. We talk through what slows you down, tell you honestly whether we're the right fit, and if we are, follow up with a clear plan, timeline and fixed price.
Anything uncertain or high-stakes goes to a person to approve. Every change is tested against your real examples before it goes live, and every action is logged so you can see exactly what happened.
Yes. We build into the systems your team already opens every day rather than adding another screen to check, and we pick the simplest, cheapest option that does the job.
A focused first automation usually takes two to four weeks from the first call to running for real. A first product version aims for about four weeks. Either way, you see it working every week.
After a short scoping, you get a fixed price in writing. If something is already live, you can keep us on a monthly retainer instead.