Pick a time. Talk to an engineer.
Consultations, product demos, interviews and project meetings. Thirty minutes, no obligation, and you speak to someone who can answer technical questions properly.
Four things people book us for
Free consultation
Thirty minutes on your problem. We tell you whether we can help, roughly what it costs and what we would do first.
Product demo
See any of the twelve AI agents working live, plus real anonymised dashboards and evaluation outputs.
Interview
Media, research participation, podcasts and panels. Our specialists speak on AI adoption and evaluation in Africa.
Project meeting
Existing clients and partners scheduling a review, inception or workshop session.
Tell us when suits you.
Give us your preferred day and time window. We confirm by email within one business day with a calendar invite and a video link — or a physical address if you would rather meet in Harare.
Monday to Friday, 08:00–17:00 Central Africa Time (UTC+2). Early or late slots available on request for other time zones.
Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams — whichever your organisation uses. In-person meetings at Corner Rotten Row & Pennefather Road, Harare, Zimbabwe
Ask in the form and we will have an NDA signed before the meeting so you can speak freely about specifics.
Booking request
Confirmed within one business day.
What to bring to the call.
You do not need a brief or a budget. But if you have any of these to hand, we can usually give you a straight answer in the first meeting rather than the second.
- The decision you are trying to make, in one sentence
- Roughly what data already exists, and where it lives
- Who else needs to be convinced internally
- Any deadline that is genuinely fixed
- A rough budget range, even a wide one
If you have none of that yet, book anyway. Working out the question is often the most valuable half hour.
- Run a 90-minute discovery session before saying anything useful
- Bring four people who cannot answer technical questions
- Put you into a follow-up email sequence
- Quote a range so wide it means nothing
- Pretend we can do something we cannot