Where the Frontline Meets AI
The biggest opportunity for AI is on the frontline — the millions of workers and customers who interact with your brand every day. We build AI products for the sectors where this matters most.
Sector 01
AI-Native Frontline Operations & Experience
With rising labour costs and pressure on cost to serve, the battleground is driving productivity through AI across the physical estate where much of the workforce sits.
From grocery to quick-service restaurants to big-box retail, we build AI assistants for store operations, drive-through optimisation, and frontline employee experiences.
Frontline Workers
0M
across NA & Europe
Key Sub-Sectors
Grocery, QSR, Big-Box, FMCG, Luxury
Sector 02
AI-Native Marketing Operations & CX
Spend in hyper-personalisation, agentic commerce, and AI-powered marketing operations is predicted to grow significantly. Competition for consumer attention is intensifying as AI lowers the cost and time to transform CX.
We build omni-channel AI-native commerce platforms, campaign engines, and CRM systems that deliver personalised experiences at scale — from loyalty innovation to connected products.
Market Spend
$0B+
forecast AI spend in CX
Key Focus Areas
Loyalty, Personalisation, Connected Products
Proven Assets
AI Products for the Frontline
Our team has already built and deployed frontline AI across some of the world's most demanding environments.
Voice AI Assistants
Natural language AI assistants for store managers and drive-through operations. Real-time guidance, troubleshooting, and training — hands-free, in the flow of work.
Frontline SuperApps
Unified mobile platforms that replace fragmented tools with a single AI-powered experience for store operations, communication, and real-time intelligence.
AI-Native Commerce & CRM
Omni-channel commerce platforms with hyper-personalisation, agentic marketing automation, and loyalty innovation built from the ground up with AI at the core.
Your frontline is waiting for AI.
Let's explore how AI can transform the experience for your workers and customers — starting in weeks, not years.