Austin AI studio · part of AspIr

AI at the frontier, built for your business.

AIVENY stays on top of every new model, tool and technique, then turns the good ones into agents, assistants and automations that do real work for your team.

coffee@aiveny.com  /  Austin, TX

On our radar

We read the release notes so you don't have to.

AI moves weekly. We try new models, tools and techniques as they land, keep what holds up in real work, and drop the rest. Tap any topic to see what it is and what it means for you.

Where business AI stands

Everyone is trying it. Few have made it work.

A few numbers from 2026 research that shape how we work. Each one links to its source.

17–20%

of U.S. businesses report using AI, and 20–23% expect to within six months. Firms with fewer than 20 employees barely moved between December 2025 and May 2026.

Census BTOS
88%

organizational adoption of AI reached 88% in 2025, according to the 2026 AI Index.

Stanford AI Index
74%

of enterprise leaders expect to use AI agents at least moderately by 2027. Only 21% say their governance for agents is mature.

Deloitte
67%

of the AI impact workers report comes from organizational factors like culture and manager support, against 32% from individual mindset.

Microsoft WTI

What businesses are actually doing with AI

In the real world

What it looks like where you work.

Pick an industry to see what businesses like yours are doing with AI right now.

How we work

A short loop, real results.

Four steps, repeated. Open any step to see what happens, what we need from you and what you get.

01

Listen

A conversation over coffee (or tacos, we're in Austin) about what's slowing you down.

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What happens
We ask about your week, not your tech stack: where time goes, what gets dropped, what you keep meaning to fix.
What you do
You describe the problem in your own words. Rough is fine.
What you get
A shared, plain-language picture of the problem and whether AI is the right tool for it.
02

Prototype

A working version, fast, on your real workflows, so you can judge it instead of imagining it.

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What happens
We build the smallest version that does something real, using your actual tasks or realistic sample data.
What you do
You try it, break it and tell us what is wrong.
What you get
Something you can touch, plus an honest read on how well it works and what it would take to trust it.
03

Ship

We connect it to the tools you already use, put it in front of real users and train your team.

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What happens
We wire it into your systems, add approvals and logging, test it, launch it and teach the people who will use it.
What you do
You pick the people who go first and give quick feedback in the early weeks.
What you get
A system in daily use, documentation, and a team that knows how it works and what to do when it doesn't.
04

Stay current

New models land constantly. We watch them and upgrade whatever is worth upgrading.

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What happens
We track new models, tools and techniques, test them against your real cases and tell you when a change is worth making.
What you do
You tell us when the business changes: a new product, a new process, a new season.
What you get
A system that improves with the field instead of ageing, and no surprises when a vendor changes something.
Say hello

Come say hello. We'll bring the coffee.

No forms, no funnels, no chatbot in the corner. Two inboxes, and the same friendly people behind both.

Just curious? coffee@aiveny.com

You have a question, a hunch, or an idea that is still half-formed. Write it however it comes out. No pitch, no pressure, no form to fill in.

Ready to build? tacos@aiveny.com

There is a real project, a deadline, or a process eating your week. Tell us what is going on and we will dig in with you.

Not sure which inbox? Pick either. They land in the same place.

What happens next

A first conversation, start to finish.

  1. Chapter one

    You write.

    Pick either inbox and say it however it comes out: a question, a hunch, a rambling paragraph. There is no form and no wrong way to start.

  2. Chapter two

    A person reads it.

    Not a chatbot, not a sales queue. The person who reads your note is one of the people who would do the work.

  3. Chapter three

    We write back like humans.

    You get a reply with a few questions so we understand your situation, and an honest opinion on whether AI is even the right tool.

  4. Chapter four

    We meet your way.

    Coffee or tacos in Austin, a working session at your office, or a video call from anywhere. You leave knowing where AI could help and where it couldn't, whether or not we ever work together.