We build and run AI systems for small businesses, from Calgary
webridgeAI is an AI systems company in Calgary, Alberta. We build and run AI systems for small and mid-sized businesses: systems that answer calls, reply to customers, read and file documents, book appointments, send follow-ups and keep records straight. Each one is built into the software the business already uses, tested on its own files before launch, and run by us after it.
51.05° N, 114.07° WWhere the prairies meet the Rockies, on the Bow River.
We are based in Calgary and build for businesses across North America. Most of the work happens on screen share and inside your own systems.
You work with the engineer who builds your system
webridgeAI is founder-led. You work directly with the engineer who designs, builds and maintains your system.
There are no account managers and no hand-offs. The person who scoped the work on the first call is the person who answers when something needs attention after launch.
One engineer, from the first call on
- 01First call
- 02Design
- 03Build
- 04Launch
- 05After launch
Most AI projects in small and mid-sized businesses stop at a demo. We build the part after the demo: the connection to the software a business already runs, the testing on its own files, and someone accountable once the system is live.
Five principles
- 01
Measure before automating
Where a system starts with a diagnostic, we time the work as it runs today and prove the strongest case on your own files before anything is built.
- 02
A person stays in the loop until the numbers say otherwise
A system does a kind of work on its own only after it has passed the test for it. Everything else goes to a person, and where more is at stake a person approves each output first.
- 03
You own what we build
The code, the configuration, the runbook and the data map are yours. Nothing is held back to keep you.
- 04
Clear about data
Before we build, you get a written map of what the system touches, where each step is processed and who can see it.
- 05
Honest about limits
If a workflow is not worth automating, we say so and stop there. If a system misses its pass mark, it does not go live.
Three parts
Systems
Twelve systems, one for each job: calls, documents, bookings and records, built into the software you already use.
SystemsResearch
Papers and research areas on how AI behaves in production work.
ResearchResources
Guides for owners and operators deciding what to automate and what to leave alone.
Resources
Tell us about one workflow
Fifteen minutes on a call is enough to tell whether it is worth building. If it is not, we say so.