Blending AI and Business
Data. AI. Workflows.
Two of them arrive on their own. The third is the work.
AI gets stronger every week and nobody owns it. Data arrives every day and everybody has it. The part that joins the two belongs to you. Building it is what we do.
We already built one for restaurants.
It is called BiteTheMenu. Open it today.
Getting customers
Your website, your photos, your posts, and the questions people ask before they buy.
Running the day
Orders, bookings, stock, suppliers. The jobs somebody does by hand every week.
Knowing where you stand
What the people around you are doing, and the numbers nobody has time to read.
The private part
Some of it must never leave your building. We agree what stays inside before we build.
What we build
We put everything your business knows
in one place.
Then you ask questions, and it tells you what to do.
Your menu, your prices, your suppliers, your reviews, your photos, your messages. Today they sit in different places and nobody has time to read them all. We put all of it together and keep it up to date. It runs by itself, and you keep every decision.
What you already have
- Social posts
- Menu
- Prices
- Suppliers
- Reviews
- Website
- Competitors
- Sales
- Photos
- Messages
- House rules
- What went wrong
- Your voice
Your brain
All of it in one place
What you get back
- OrganisedEvery fact in its place
- AnswersAsk in your own words
- What to do nextPrices, posts, the week
- Problems caughtBefore they cost you
Why it pays to start now
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Day one
It starts collecting from the first day.
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Every day after
It knows more than it knew yesterday.
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Whatever comes next
Every AI that comes after can read it.
It is the best asset a business can own.
One we already builtLive
The same brain,
inside a restaurant.
It is called BiteTheMenu.
Look again at the picture above. Menu, prices, suppliers, reviews, competitors, photos. That is a restaurant. BiteTheMenu is that brain, and a restaurant can open it today. It is ours, and it is where the method was worked out first.
- 01 Reads the paper menu
- 02 Watches the competitors
- 03 Drafts the week
- 04 Waits for your yes
The first workflow
The first workflow collects.
Three steps, and the middle one is the one nobody does.
We build the engine that catches the signals.
It runs in the background, every hour, and you never open it. It is the same three steps every time, whatever the business is. Only the data changes.
Collect
We read what you cannot read yourself. The market outside, and everything you already hold inside. Millions of words a day, without stopping.
Organise
We cut all of it into small pieces and give every piece its place, so the right one is found in a fraction of a second. Skip this and the answers stay vague.
This part took us years to get right. You get it working from day one.
Answer
It reads the notes and comes back with one answer, and the note it came from. Not thirty links, not a summary of a search.
From outside public
- Your competitors, and what they charge
- The market, and where it is moving
- Reviews, posts, and everything written about you
- The questions people ask before they buy
From inside yours
- What you sell, and what you charge for it
- Your social accounts and everything you have published
- Your orders, your bookings, your numbers
- Anything your team already writes down
The brain, up close
Your data, joined up.
Touch one.
What yours would hold: menu, recipes, prices, suppliers, stock, sales, reviews, comments, competitors, competitor prices, social posts, engagement, page views, events nearby, opening hours, house rules, staff training, photos.
Every dot is one thing your business knows. The lines are how they connect. Ask a question, and the answer comes from all of them at once. It grows every day, and it is yours.
Where the value comes out
The brain is the asset. The workflows on top of it
do the work.
The first one is asking.
01 · You ask in your own words. Nothing to learn, and no special way of asking.
You type the question the way you would say it out loud to somebody who had read everything. You get one answer, short enough to act on, and the note it came from, so you can check it yourself.
Everything that makes that possible sits underneath and stays there. The models, the reading, the sorting, the agents doing the work. It runs while nobody is watching it, and there is no version of this where you have to learn how.
02
Your week, drafted
Ready on Monday, in your voice. Nothing goes out until you say yes.
03
The street, every morning
What the places near you changed overnight, and which of your prices now looks wrong.
04
Reviews, answered in your voice
Written the way you answer, not from a template. You send it, or you do not.
05
The numbers, without the spreadsheet
Ask what a dish really earns you this month. The answer comes with the invoice it used.
Why most of these fail
Software is now built just by talking.
That is the easy part.
Anyone can ask an AI to write code. Keeping it running is the job.
We built this on our own products for three years before selling the method to anybody. What breaks is never the model. It is the bill nobody watched, the answers nobody could check, and the code that needed a team to keep it alive.
| The usual way | The way we build |
|---|---|
| Buy more software. Every tool has its own login, its own bill and its own idea of the truth. | One place to ask. You get one answer, in the words you asked the question in. |
| Hand the AI your raw files and hope. It fills the gaps by guessing, and nobody can tell which part it guessed. | Write the business down first. Every note carries the place it came from, so the answer shows its source and you can check it. |
| Custom code that needs a team to keep it alive, and ages from the day it is delivered. | The models do the work. A better one arrives, we swap it in, and nothing else has to change. |
| Months of meetings and a six figure quote before anything runs. | We build it by talking to it. You see something working in weeks, and you know the price first. |
| The bill grows with every question anyone asks. | We spent three years getting the cost of an answer down to a fraction of a cent, on our own products, before yours. |
What we build on
The best AI in the world
knows nothing about your business.
So we do not build the models. We build what sits on top.
Claude, ChatGPT and DeepSeek are the strongest models in the world, and a better one arrives every few months. We choose the right one for each job and change it the day something better comes out. What we build around them does not have to change with them, so every improvement in AI reaches you without a new project and without a new invoice.
Not ours. Chosen for each job, replaced the day something better arrives.
One for every job a person would otherwise do. They read, they decide, and they come back with the work finished.
Everything we have written down about your market and your business. They only grow, and they stay yours.
Where your data stays
And it does not all have to leave the building.
Some of what we collect is public and it does not matter where it goes. Some of it is yours, and you may not want it going anywhere at all. We build for that: the sensitive parts can stay inside your own systems and be read there, and we agree at the start what leaves and what never does. It is a decision made when the thing is designed, not a setting somebody finds later.
Research
The work does not stop,
and every project gets it.
We work on one problem every day: read more, organise it better, answer faster, for less. Whatever we learn on one project goes into all of them. So a client is not buying a finished thing that starts ageing the day it is delivered. They are joining work that keeps getting better, including after the invoice is paid.
Projects
Four projects.
The same brain underneath.
We built them on ourselves before selling the method to anyone. Two are live and open to anyone right now. Two are being built. Open any one to see what it does.
reTubeIt the creator brain Live
A question answering service built on food videos. It has watched thousands of YouTube food videos and turned what the creators said into something you can search, so you can ask where to eat or how to cook something and get one answer back.
- 01 Watches the video
- 02 Reads what was said
- 03 Maps what is inside
- 04 Answers with the proof
- Reads whole video transcripts, sorts them, and maps what is inside
- Answers by chat or by map, in your own language
- Every answer carries its proof: the exact second of the exact video it came from
- Covers dishes, restaurants and recipes across many cities and countries
Who it is forAnyone. You ask in your own words and get one answer with the proof, instead of thirty links to read yourself.
BiteTheMenu the restaurant brain Live
A team of more than ten agents working inside a restaurant. The owner asks what the restaurants around them are doing tonight, the guest asks where to eat, and both get an answer in seconds.
- 01 Reads the paper menu
- 02 Watches the competitors
- 03 Drafts the week
- 04 Waits for your yes
- Holds the whole restaurant in one place: menu, orders, kitchen, stock, the books
- Builds a website and dish photographs from what it already has
- Plans a full week of posts in the owner's own voice, on one screen
- Keeps the menu in every language and watches the competitors every night
- Setup is two steps: photograph the paper menu, name your competitors
Who it is forA restaurateur who has never touched software. Point a phone at a paper menu and that is the whole setup. It runs at about a dollar a day.
BiteTheSkin the beauty brain In build
The same team as BiteTheMenu, pointed at beauty studios instead of restaurants.
- 01 Watches the studios nearby
- 02 Writes the week
- 03 Shows what worked
- 04 Waits for your yes
- Watches the studios nearby and what they are offering
- Writes a week of content in the owner's own voice
- Shows honest proof of what worked and what did not
- The owner approves, or does not
Who it is forA studio owner with no agency and no time. Two questions and a click.
BiteTheSmile the dental brain In build
The same team again, working inside dental clinics, built to stay inside the privacy rules a clinic has to follow.
- 01 Finds patients with real reviews
- 02 Asks for consent first
- 03 Stays inside the rules
- 04 Stops at your decision
- Brings in new patients using real reviews and Google, not invented claims
- Works inside the rules a clinic must follow, rather than around them
- Asks for consent first, every time
- Runs on its own and stops at the clinic's decision
Who it is forA clinic runs it the way it runs a phone. No manual, no training, no code.
Who we work with
Two kinds of people
come to us.
You will know which one you are in one line.
You know the problem
You have spent years inside your industry.
You are not a developer.
You know exactly where the money leaks, which hour is wasted every week, and what nobody else in your market has worked out yet. What you were quoted for the software was six figures and six months of meetings.
Bring the problem. We sit down with you, work out what the software has to do, and build it by talking to it. You keep the idea and the notes underneath it.
Owners, operators, and people who have run the thing for ten years.
The answer is already in the building
Your company holds the answer.
Nobody can find it.
Tickets nobody read again, notes typed into a CRM, decisions made in a chat thread and never written anywhere else. Most questions your team asks have already been answered somewhere inside the company.
We write all of it down in one place, so a question comes back with one answer and the source it came from. No system to replace, and no multi year project before anybody sees anything.
Enterprise teams, operations, and groups running more than one site.
Our vision
The machine does the boring work.
You get your time back.
Then people have time to think, to create, and time for themselves.
Reading, searching, checking, copying, reporting. That work fills a week and nobody remembers any of it. A machine can do all of it, every hour of every day, and hand back only the result. What is left is the part only a person can do. Not a smaller team. A shorter week, at the same pay or more.
Nobody is replaced. a person still makes every decisionStart here
A second brain
for your business.
Any size. One shop, or a company with a thousand people.
Tell us what your business does and what slows it down. You do not need to know anything about AI. We will answer honestly, cost included. It is usually far less than people expect.
What happens next
- We read what you already hold. Spreadsheets, orders, tickets, messages, whatever your team writes down and never looks at again.
- We draw you the map. One picture of everything your business knows and how it joins up, like the one further up this page.
- We build one thing. The job somebody on your team repeats every week, done by the software instead, so you can see it working before you decide anything else.
Danilo IT is an AI development agency in Bangkok, Thailand, and a brand of Danilo Consulting Co., Ltd. Danilo IT builds a second brain for a business: it writes the company's market and its own records down as notes a machine can read, then puts the strongest models on top, so the owner asks a question in plain words and gets one answer with its source. Danilo IT builds and runs reTubeIt, BiteTheMenu, BiteTheSkin and BiteTheSmile.
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