AI enablement · Singapore
Most AI projects are theatre. Ours take work off your team.
twentyeighteleven installs and runs managed AI agents that take recurring work off your team every month. Start with a S$999 audit: we find the leaks, price the upside, and map the first agents worth running. If we build and run them, the audit is credited to month one.
05:58 fleet/marketing overnight research digest compiled: 35 sources triaged ok
06:21 fleet/finance monthly close prepared: 3 entities, 5 currencies, awaiting human sign-off ok
06:47 fleet/onboarding new customer taken live end-to-end, human QA gate passed ok
07:12 fleet/support error triage: 14 grouped → 2 tickets, impact assessed ok
07:30 fleet/content content libraries refreshed across 32 customer accounts ok
07:55 fleet/ops standup brief posted: humans start with answers ok
You bought the tools.
The leverage never arrived.
Nearly nine in ten businesses now use AI. Six in a hundred get meaningful value from it. MIT found 95% of corporate GenAI pilots produce no measurable P&L impact: roughly US$40 billion of well-intentioned theatre.
The gap isn't the models. It's operational: workflows that were never redesigned, teams that were never trained, no one measuring anything, and nobody accountable for making it stick. That's not a software problem. It's an enablement problem.
The same MIT research found one more thing: companies that brought in a specialised external partner succeeded at twice the rate of those who went it alone. That's the job. We're the partner.
We don't demo slideware.
We demo our own company.
The build log fleet/finance Monthly close, agent-run 3 entities · 5 currencies human-gated
fleet/onboarding Customer onboarding, end to end dozens of customers · same-day QA-gated
fleet/support Error triage on schedule 14 grouped → 2 tickets auto
fleet/marketing Content & campaigns, overnight 32 customer accounts human-gated
Not a portfolio of client logos. The operating system of a real SaaS company with customers in four countries, at a run cost of a few hundred dollars a month. Inspect it.
A ladder, not a labyrinth.
AI Opportunity Audit
A paid diagnostic. One to two weeks inside the workflow: we map the process, price the time leak, rank the opportunities, and spec the first agent worth running. Credited to month one of Managed AI Agents if you start within 30 days.
S$999 02Managed AI Agents
The flagship. We build, run, monitor and improve the AI agents doing real work in your business, with performance reporting, runbooks, and someone accountable when the model, workflow or business changes. Month-to-month, no lock-in.
around S$5,000/mo 03Agent Build Sprint
Optional fixed-scope build for teams not ready for monthly managed operations. One working agent on your real data in 2–4 weeks, with a free working prototype before you pay the build fee. No prototype, no invoice.
S$7,000–18,000 04AI for Your Team
A hands-on workshop on your team’s actual workflows, not generic ChatGPT 101. Custom prompt playbook included, measurable hours saved the following week.
S$1,500–5,500 05Fractional AI Lead
A senior, hands-on AI leader embedded part-time (roadmap, build oversight, team upskilling, board reporting) without the full-time hire.
S$5,000–10,000/moSingapore clients: this work may be eligible for up to ~50% support via EDG/PSG, plus the 400% EIS tax deduction and SkillsFuture credits, subject to your eligibility and current scheme criteria. We'll help you check. Details.
Start with evidence,
not a sales call.
tool/01
AI Readiness Score
Twelve questions, four dimensions, an honest score, and the gaps that explain it. No email required to see your result.
Run the assessment →tool/02
Agentic ROI Calculator
What a workflow actually costs you in hours and dollars, and what an agent-assisted version returns. CFO-shareable numbers, stated assumptions.
Run the numbers →Field notes, not thought leadership.
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