The tools already on the market
Coaching
One-on-one AI coaching on the work you actually do, or training for a small team. Every session is planned for the people in it, by people who ship software.
We're a small team you can talk to. A partner in the work, and a consultant when you want a straight answer on what AI should do in the business — and the realistic way to get there.
Coaching on the tools that already exist. A plan that spends the money in the right order. Software, when that is the honest next step.
Dendritic is a small team. The person you write to is one of the people who will teach the room, write the plan, or build the software.
We start with your company. Where the time goes, what you've already tried, and what a good result looks like this quarter. The useful part is usually the sequence: learn the tools that are already good enough, decide what is worth funding, and build only the piece that has to be yours.
We will name that sequence out loud, including the parts you can skip. A clear answer there is worth more than a faster start on the wrong thing.
Same team, three kinds of work. Most companies use more than one. They just don't need all three at once.
The tools already on the market
One-on-one AI coaching on the work you actually do, or training for a small team. Every session is planned for the people in it, by people who ship software.
A plan that fits the company
Where AI changes cost, product, or headcount, and what it should cost to find out. We help you choose what to try, what to leave, and a budget that matches the size of the bet — so the expensive option waits until the smaller one has been tried.
Built for your company
When the work is specific to you, we build the system. Small teams, AI at the center of how we work, fast enough to change what you thought was possible. The how is our edge. The result is yours.
If you already know which kind of help you need, start there. If you don't, this is the usual order.
Fifteen minutes with the team is enough to say whether this is coaching, a plan, or software — and whether we're the right people to do it.