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Rapid AI MVP

Idea to product,
in weeks.

One clock on every build. Here is what it covers, and where it honestly stops.

Week1

The code is on your GitHub.

Week3

A working version in your sandbox.

Week4

Live with real users.

The right tools, connected.

AI models, business tools and platforms we can bring into your build.

  • OpenAIAI
  • AnthropicAI
  • GeminiAI
  • WhatsAppMessaging
  • HubSpotBusiness tools
  • StripePayments
  • SupabaseData
  • Google SheetsBusiness tools
  • SlackTeams
  • MistralAI
  • Hugging FaceModels
  • NVIDIAAI
  • MetaSocial
  • NotionKnowledge
  • ZapierWorkflows
  • VercelLaunch
  • GitHubCode
  • FigmaDesign

The short answer

Can an AI idea really become a working product in weeks?

Yes, for a defined first build. At neu Intelligence, a Dublin studio that builds custom AI agents and products, the clock is the same on every engagement: a call and a working session in week one, a prototype in your own sandbox by week three, and the first build live with real users between weeks three and four. The code is yours from week one.

Four weeks,
stage by stage.

// The clock

The call

30 minutes, then a working session on your real operation.

Diagnose

Prototype

Built on your real data and tools, early enough to argue with.

Prototype

Your sandbox

A working version on your accounts. Not a video of one.

Hands-on

Live

Real users, your stack. Then we keep it monitored and improving.

Live → run

Codebase on your GitHub from day one

What ships in weeks, and what comes after.

// Scope

The first slice · weeks 1–4

One job, done end to end.

  • Runs on your real data, in your real systems
  • Used by real people, not shown in a demo
  • Code and accounts in your name

The next slices · after launch

The rest, one piece at a time.

  • More jobs for the same agent or platform
  • Extra channels and integrations
  • Anything waiting on a compliance review

Built on this clock,
live today.

// Shipped, not scheduled
A SPAR shop assistant holding up a phone showing a Sosho-designed Doritos post, and the bag itself

Retail · convenience

A social media manager that never clocks off.

24/7Hands-off social media

Read the case study

When “weeks”
isn’t honest.

// Honest caveats
01

Access arrives late

The clock starts when we can reach your real data and accounts. Not before.

02

Reviews on your side

Compliance and security reviews your buyers require run on their own timeline.

03

The whole product, at once

Weeks covers the first slice. Bigger systems keep shipping in slices after it.

Irish business? Enterprise Ireland supports can cover part of the build. See the FAQ, then tell us on the first call.

Common
questions

Yes, for a defined first build. At neu Intelligence the clock is the same on every engagement: a call and a working session in week one, a prototype in your own sandbox by week three, and the first build live with real users between weeks three and four. The code is yours from week one.

One job, done end to end: it runs on your real data in your real systems, real people use it, and the code and accounts are in your name. More jobs, extra channels and integrations, and anything waiting on a compliance review ship in slices after launch.

When access to your real data and accounts arrives late, when compliance and security reviews your buyers require sit on the critical path, or when the ask is the whole product at once rather than the first slice.

Start

Bring the idea. Leave with a plan.

Thirty minutes. You leave with a diagnosis, the first slice, and a straight answer on whether it ships in weeks.

Start a project.

Two people on a sofa with laptops, planning a project beside a whiteboard of sticky notes

Book a call or send us a message. We read everything.

tash@neu.ie
Working with teams in Ireland and worldwide.

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