I built Lama around a simple question: What if business intelligence behaved like a sharp, always...I built Lama around a simple question: What if business intelligence behaved like a sharp, always...
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What if business intelligence behaved like a sharp, always-available employee instead of a collection of disconnected reports?
Lama brings morning briefings, context-aware conversations, governed dashboards, visual analysis, and executive reporting into one responsive experience.
She understands the metric, period, region, and grouping behind a question. She remembers the context when users follow up and returns decision-ready evidence as text, tables, charts, dashboards, or shareable reports.
The goal is simple: reduce repetitive reporting work and give decision-makers more time to stay focused on the business.
I designed the product, interaction model, responsive experience, reporting workflow, and technical architecture from end to end.
Lama is now available on my Contra profile as an AI BI discovery and implementation blueprint.
I would love to hear from BI professionals, product designers, founders, and business leaders. Where would a virtual BI employee create the most value in your organization?
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I run my company on an AI chief of staff I built. It is called Coulson.
Every morning it puts the day on one page before I open email: the three revenue priorities, every commitment with its date, and one list of what is waiting on my approval. Behind it, a team of AI agents drafts replies, prepares meetings, chases follow ups and sends an end of day report at 7 PM. Nothing goes out without a yes.
Now I build the same system for other companies. The case study, with real screens on sample data: hqlabz.com/work/coulson
I've never made an ad like this and I'm really proud of it! It's for Cosign, an app I designed that helps users understand and manage terms and agentic permissions.
Digital consent, basically.
Every frame rendered in Blender on my M1 Max, which took a while.
I built an interactive 3D library experience that turns browsing books into something more immersive.
From animated 3D elements and parallax movement to interactive books and smooth transitions, the goal was to make the website feel less like a page and more like a digital space you can explore.
Built with creativity, interaction, and storytelling at the center.