I build AI that knows when to say “I don't know”.
For law firms, compliance teams and investor relations. It answers from your own contracts, policies and filings, shows the exact page for every answer, and says so when your documents don't cover the question.
The problem
When AI gets something wrong in your work, a court, a regulator or an investor sees it, and your name is on the answer. So most teams either ban AI or check every line by hand. Neither saves any time.
What you get
The exact source.
Every answer links to the clause, policy or page it came from.
A refusal instead of a guess.
If your documents don't cover the question, it says so.
Private by design.
It can run on your own servers with local models. No data leaves your network.
How it works
The 20-question test (free).
Send me 20 real questions your team asks. I show you which ones an AI should answer from your documents and which ones it should refuse.
A pilot on one document set.
Your contracts, playbooks or policies. You set the pass mark before I start, and the pilot is judged against it. 3 to 4 weeks, fixed price.
Rollout and support.
More document sets, and the workflows around them, once the pilot has passed.
Built for work that gets checked
- An AI Q&A system for a Gulf-listed company's investor relations team. Every answer points to the exact page.
- A legal assistant where a lawyer reviews every citation before anyone relies on it.
- InsightBridge, a multi-tenant AI platform built over 6 months.
They came back for the next one.
He took the time to understand not just the technical requirements but the underlying purpose of what we were building. He flagged tradeoffs before they became problems, gave honest estimates, and kept me updated at each milestone without needing to be chased.
He is an essential member of my team.
Binyamin KlempnerFounder, InsightCrossingSardar audited the project before coming on board and identified all of the key unfulfilled deliverables that had to be achieved before progress could be made.
We have already discussed preliminary terms for his taking the lead on our next big project.
William IsraelVibeAISardar delivered the initial phase of a bespoke AI chatbot developed specifically for annual reports. He has done a great job, very professional and a great understanding of the subject matter.
BarryAnnual report platform He did not simply develop a feature; he understood the overall objective of the project and worked with the platform’s future growth in mind.
Everything working in production.
JuanmiEmpreserviaHe always comes with a solution and he is my go-to developer for my future projects.
He delivers good work and always on time.
LarryInmate InsightsGreat understanding of the project and what we need to make it successful.
I will absolutely be hiring this gentleman for future work with my AI coaches.
Joe BucknerAskCoachJoe.ai
Who builds it
I'm Sardar Hussnain, an AI engineer. I build and deliver every project myself, from the first question to production, so the person you talk to is the person who builds it.
Questions
Does our data leave our network?
It doesn't have to. The system can run on your own servers with local models. If you prefer a cloud model, we agree which one before anything is built.
What happens when it's wrong?
Every answer shows its source, so a reviewer can check it in seconds. When the documents don't cover a question, it says so instead of guessing.
Do we need our IT team?
Only to agree where it runs and who gets access. I do the build and the setup.
What does it cost?
The 20-question test is free. The pilot has a fixed price, agreed after the test and before any work starts.
Start with 20 questions.
Send me 20 questions your team really asks. You'll get back which ones an AI should answer, which ones it should refuse, and what a pilot would look like.