The three we chose

01 · In build

Regulatory tracking

You find out after the fact

What happens today

Thai statutes and ministerial notices change constantly. The source text is legal language, and nobody tells you which parts apply to you. Either someone reads everything, or you hear about it when somebody points it out.

What we are building

A machine reads the gazette daily, checks it against the scope each company defines, and delivers only what applies. Summaries in language the team actually uses, always linked back to the source.

02 · Planned

Working across two languages

The translation is correct. The meaning does not land.

What happens today

Thai and Japanese teams work together every day, but the dictionary-correct translation is rarely the phrase used in the room. The gap accumulates in email threads and meeting notes.

What we are building

Learning built around real situations at work, not vocabulary lists. Talk it through with an AI in the situation as it actually happens, and see the cultural differences that stall projects written out plainly.

03 · Planned

SME paperwork

The information is in the documents, not in a system

What happens today

Quotes, invoices and contracts are spread across email and spreadsheets. What happens next lives in one person's memory, and stops when they are away.

What we are building

Read the document, pull out the fields, and connect them to whatever has to happen next. Designed so you can start without an IT department.