01Do you build complete applications or only AI integrations?+
We can design and build the complete product: interface, application logic, storage, AI integration and deployment path.
02Can the product use my own API key?+
Yes. A bring-your-own-credentials model can be used when it fits the product and the provider’s access rules.
03Can data remain on the user’s computer?+
Yes. Local-first storage is possible for desktop workflows. Any selected context sent for generation still reaches the configured AI provider.
04Can AI actions require approval?+
Yes. Approval-first operation is often the right starting point for external publishing, customer communication and other consequential actions.
05What do AI integration services include?+
Connecting a model to an existing product involves more than an API request: context selection, authentication, output validation, user states, error handling and an interface for the result. We confirm what the current application exposes before promising a connection.
06How is AI software different from workflow automation?+
AI software may be a complete user-facing application. Workflow automation primarily coordinates recurring steps between inputs and actions. They can share components, but the first-release scope and acceptance checks follow the actual user task.
07How do you evaluate quality before launch?+
Use representative examples, edge cases and tasks where the correct outcome is to stop or ask for review. Check output validity separately from whether the answer is useful, and validate recovery when the provider fails.
08What affects AI app development and integration cost?+
The estimate depends on the complete user task, existing API access, data preparation, interface and review states, evaluation, deployment and handoff. WeMAIde’s minimum project budget is USD 1,500; this is an engagement threshold, not a fixed price for a complete AI application. Model usage, infrastructure, external services and ongoing maintenance are budgeted separately. We define assumptions and acceptance checks before estimating the agreed scope.