Founder-led AI & software engineering · Riga, EU
Turn repetitive work into useful capacity. Bring an AI product to life. Build in security from the start. Work directly with Tim Crouch to move from a promising idea to something your business can use.
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A practical place to start
30+ years in IT & cybersecurity
Based in Riga. Working across Europe.
Strategy and implementation, together
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Start with a focused engagement. Agree the scope, fee, and deliverables before work begins, then decide whether to go further.
For teams that know AI could help, but need to choose where to start.
A decision you can act on.
What you leave with
For teams adopting AI or preparing an AI feature for wider use.
A clearer path to safer deployment.
What you leave with
For founders and teams with a specific product or integration to deliver.
Working software, built around a real need.
What you leave with
An initial fit call is free. Delivery is a paid engagement, scoped to your business. No subscription required.
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Model one workflow before you invest. Include human review, adoption, setup, and running costs. Take away an editable business case for your next team discussion.
Calculate your AI opportunityIllustrative scenario · 5 people · email & admin
32.5
hours recovered / month
After review effort, at 75% adoption. Your result will depend on your inputs.
Tim Crouch has spent more than 30 years in IT and cybersecurity — from infrastructure leadership at the University of Notre Dame, the University of Denver, the University of Texas, and GE Aircraft, to over a decade securing major financial institutions including HSBC Germany, Deutsche Bank, and Commerzbank.
As co-founder and CTO of a U.S. EdTech startup, he grew the company to a $100M valuation through two strategic acquisitions. Today he leads Global Software AI from Riga, Latvia.
More about the company
Four practice areas, one team — from AI strategy to secure delivery.
Products born from real client work in compliance, productivity, and beyond.
A practical way to assess an AI workflow: count the checking, model adoption, include running costs, and distinguish useful capacity from money actually saved.
ISO/IEC 42001 does not prescribe seven named documents; it requires controlled evidence that AI risks, responsibilities, and decisions are managed.
Europe didn't ban AI. It ranked the harm — and the high-risk band is where most real systems actually live.
Tell us about your project — AI, security, or software. You'll hear back from a real person, usually within one business day.