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Help owner-run businesses run on systems instead of memory.

vetted is an AI transformation and AI engineering practice for owner-run businesses.

What we believe. Held to it.

  • Most businesses are not behind on AI. They are behind on writing down how they work.

  • A tool no process depends on is a subscription, not a transformation.

  • The work worth automating first is the work nobody wanted in the first place.

  • Going AI-native is an operations decision before it is a technology one.

The team

Aayush Manchanda, founder of vetted

Aayush Manchanda: Founder, vetted

Entrepreneur, operator. 8 years in product and business. Founder, Orbis. Ex-IDFusion and Web Wizards project manager; advised 50+ businesses.

Based in Manitoba, Canada.

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vetted is an AI transformation and AI engineering practice for owner-run businesses. It's founder-led and growing: each engagement is staffed with the engineers, developers, assistants and project managers the work needs. The people you talk to are the people who build the thing, and the point of every engagement is a team of yours that runs the systems without us.

Based in Manitoba. Working wherever you are.

The audit reads your systems, the calls are online, and what we build lands in the software you already log into.

Us

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What this site is

Everything here comes from client work and running our own operations. A workflow gets written up after it's run on something with money attached.

Three things live here

Most writing about AI is about AI. You finish a thousand words and still don't know what to type on Monday.

So every use case here ends in something you can copy and run the same morning.

The live site, on a phone.

How this gets made

Agents draft. Nothing reaches this site until a person on our team has read it.

How a use case gets here

Saying so is the point: a site that hides the machinery asks you to trust a voice you can't calibrate.

  1. It runs first

    On a client's work or on ours, before a word of it is written up.

  2. Agents draft it

    The steps, the tools it runs, and the exact prompt you'll paste.

  3. A person reads it

    Someone on our team reads every line. Nothing goes up until they have.

  4. It goes up

    In full and dated. Every issue of the Friday brief is published here too.

And one thing we won't do:

Rate tools. We won't rank software we haven't run, and an average of strangers' stars tells you nothing about your business. Where a tool is good at a job, the use case that runs it says so and shows the work.

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Want a business that runs on systems?

Tell us what still runs on somebody remembering it. We read every one, and reply with whether we can help, and how.

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