You started a business because you were good at something...
...Probably not managing technology.
We handle that part. You get back to what you're great at.
AI is a genius toddler. Unbelievably smart. Zero life experience. Without your context — your business, your data, your expertise — it's just a very fast guessing machine. That's why ChatGPT feels like it's going in circles. It doesn't know you, and it definitely doesn't know your business.
Can you figure this out yourself? Absolutely. The tools are all out there. But there's a difference between having access to tools and knowing how to make them reliable, secure, and wired into how your business actually runs. You can do your own taxes too.
Same destination. Fraction of the time. No learning curve on your end.
David spent two hours understanding our actual workflow before he ever opened a tool. By week two, we had an AI assistant grounded in our planning process that drafts client summaries my team actually uses. No agency promised that. No agency delivered it. Kalala did both.
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Two decades at Apple, Salesforce, and Accenture. Left to build the thing he kept telling clients they needed. Based in Delray Beach, FL.
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AI Execution Architect. Builds in a week what most firms scope in a quarter. Nationally recognized researcher with deep roots in machine learning long before GenAI became a household name.
Connect on LinkedInYou wouldn't pour a foundation without blueprints. For $5,000, David spends time with your business — your team, your tools, your wish list — and delivers a plan any developer could execute. If we build it, the $5,000 is credited in full toward the work. If we don't, you walk away with a great blueprint.
It's one way to work with us — not the only way. Some clients want a Blueprint. Others want a retainer or a fractional CTO arrangement. Tell us what you need.
Talk to David about a BlueprintIt starts with a working session — usually 2-3 hours over a couple of meetings — where David sits with you, your team, and the tools you actually use day to day. We map your wish list against what's realistic in 30, 60, and 90 days. You walk away with a written plan: what to build, what to buy, what to skip, and roughly what each piece costs. Any developer could execute it. If you decide to build with us, the $5,000 is credited in full toward the work.
That works too. The Blueprint is one way in — not the only way. We do retainers, fractional CTO arrangements, and project-based engagements. Tell us what's actually useful for where you are. We'd rather get you the right shape of help than fit you into a package.
Most projects ship the first working version in 1-2 weeks, not 1-2 quarters. That speed comes from two places: we don't sell research as deliverables, and Abubakar builds in days what most firms scope in months. You'll see something real and usable in your hands well before the typical agency would have finished a kickoff deck.
You do. Everything we build for you — code, prompts, integrations, documentation — is yours. We use standard tools (your own cloud accounts, your own data, off-the-shelf APIs where it makes sense) so you're never locked into us. If you ever want to bring it in-house or hand it to another team, you can. We've designed it that way on purpose.
We can do that, but it's usually not the most useful shape for either of us. Hourly tends to mean you're explaining the same context every time we restart. A small retainer — even just a few hours a month — gives us continuity and gives you predictability. If hourly is genuinely what you need, say so on the call and we'll figure it out.
An agency will sell you a process. A freelancer will sell you their hours. We sell you the outcome. Two decades of enterprise experience (Apple, Salesforce, Accenture) means we've already seen what works and what's a waste of money — at scale. Small-team speed means you actually get our attention. You're not handed off to a junior after the sales call.
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