Production-ready AI apps and internal tools — shipped in weeks, not quarters.
Every founder and operator I talk to has the same problem: they see a clear use case where AI would save hours, unlock revenue, or replace a spreadsheet held together with prayer — but the agency quotes come back priced like enterprise projects, with delivery dates months out. Meanwhile the DIY tools (Bubble, Zapier, ChatGPT plugins) leave them staring at a blank canvas or duct-taping something brittle. Neither path actually gets the app shipped.
Custom AI app development at Gadget Guy Media is the third path: a productized delivery model that scopes the app, builds it end-to-end (frontend, backend, database, AI plumbing), and ships a live, production-ready product in weeks — not quarters. Clear scope. Clear price. Target delivery window. Once the project is paid in full, you own the final custom code. That's it. It's the same delivery model that shipped ezScribe (AI medical scribe designed for HIPAA-conscious healthcare workflows), ezItemizer (photo-to-insurance-claim), Car Value Recovery (structured AI reasoning for diminished-value claims), and every other project on the portfolio.
Most custom AI app builds start in the mid-four-figures and scale from there depending on scope — number of features, integrations, and AI workflows. Book a scoping call and I'll give you a real number for your project, not a guess.
Many builds can ship in a matter of weeks. Your timeline depends on scope, integrations, testing, and complexity. Simple internal tools usually move faster than full SaaS-style apps with auth, billing, and multi-user workflows. If your project can't ship in weeks, I'll tell you upfront and we can either scope it down or you can walk.
Internal tools, customer-facing SaaS, marketplaces, agents, chatbots, document processors, voice interfaces, and workflow automations. Anywhere an LLM adds real leverage, I can build it. Some shipped examples: ezScribe (AI medical scribe designed for HIPAA-conscious healthcare workflows), ezItemizer (photo-to-inventory), Car Value Recovery (AI-assisted insurance claims), Glitch (private voice AI).
Once the project is paid in full, you own the final custom code. Full repo transfer to your GitHub on ship day. No vendor lock-in, no per-seat rent, no black-box hosting requirement. Any developer can pick up the codebase and extend it.
Yes. Apps ship on modern static + serverless infrastructure (Emergent, Vercel, or your provider of choice). Hosting costs are pass-through at provider rates — you pay them directly, no markup.
Two weeks of free polish and bug fixes are included with every build. Beyond that, ongoing work is available on a per-project basis.
Whichever fits the workload best. I'm model-agnostic. Most reasoning-heavy work goes to Claude; most structured extraction goes to GPT; some multimodal (vision, voice) workloads run cheaper on Gemini. The choice is made per project, not per contract.
Book a 45-minute scoping call. You leave with a clear scope, a clear price, a target delivery window, and a clear picture of the product you'll be looking at live in a few weeks.