Consultants advise, then leave.
You get a roadmap and an invoice, but no working system. I build the thing. The deliverable is a live page, tool, or automation, not a recommendation to go build it.
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AI implementation in Bangkok.
AI implementation in Bangkok means I do the work, not just advise on it. I take one real workflow in your business, leads, support, invoices, bookings, or reporting, and ship a working AI-assisted system you can use the same week. I am a solo dev based in Bangkok on UTC+7, so the build, the calls, and the follow-up all happen in your time zone.
01 . buyer pain
where Thai SMEs lose time.
The pilot never gets deployed.
A lot of AI projects stall at the demo. I scope the smallest useful version on purpose so it actually ships, gets used, and shows a result before you spend more.
Tools do not connect to the real work.
Most SMEs run on forms, sheets, email, LINE, WhatsApp, and an accounting tool. AI only helps once it plugs into that real flow with a clean handoff, which is the part I implement.
Time zones slow everything down.
A team building from Europe or the US is asleep when you need them. I work in Bangkok on UTC+7, so questions get answered and changes get shipped inside your day.
02 . package
What the implementation includes.
Workflow map
A short, concrete map of the one workflow: tools, data, owners, handoffs, delays, and where time leaks today.
Build and integration
I build the page, form, internal tool, or automation and connect it to your existing stack: Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, Shopify, LINE, WhatsApp, Google Workspace.
AI layer with a checkpoint
Claude gets wired in to draft, classify, summarize, or route, with a human approval point wherever trust, money, or customer risk is involved.
Runbook and measurement
You get the working system, the prompts, a short runbook, and one before-and-after metric so you can see whether it actually helped.
03 . method
one broken workflow first.
Map the workflow.
I start with the exact workflow that wastes time today and write a simple flow with tools, data, owners, and failure points. This is the spec the build runs from.
Fix the path before adding AI.
If a website, form, CRM entry, or WhatsApp handoff is part of the flow, I fix that first. Conversion and clean data come before automation, or AI just speeds up a broken process.
Implement the AI system.
I build the working system in Bangkok hours, wire Claude in where it saves real time, and keep a human in control at the point that matters. You see it running, not described.
Hand over and measure.
The build ships with the prompts, integrations, logging, a runbook, and a first measurement loop so the result is owned by your team and provable.
04 . proof
built for conversion and operations.
Piexels is a Brussels-founded, Bangkok-resident solo dev studio. You work directly with me, the person writing the code, not an account manager or an offshore queue.
I have built production work for branding studios and clients, including ongoing dev partner work for Nemesis, a Belgian branding studio. Real builds, shipped and maintained.
Typical implementations use Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, Shopify, LINE, WhatsApp, Google Workspace, and Claude for the AI layer, chosen to fit how your business already runs.
05 . faq
questions before the call.
What does AI implementation in Bangkok actually mean?
It means I build and deploy a working AI-assisted system inside your real workflow, not just advise on one. The deliverable is live: a page, internal tool, automation, or integration you can use the same week, built and supported in Bangkok on UTC+7.
How is this different from AI consulting?
Consulting ends with a recommendation. I end with a working system. I can help with the strategy, but the point of the engagement is a shipped build with prompts, integrations, and a runbook, not a slide deck.
Do you work in Bangkok time?
Yes. I am based in Bangkok and operate on UTC+7. The build, the calls, and the follow-up all happen in your time zone, so you are not waiting overnight for a reply from Europe or the US. Working language is English, with Thai-facing customer flows handled where needed.
How small can the first project be?
Small on purpose. One painful workflow is enough: lead follow-up, customer support, invoices, bookings, stock, or reporting. A narrow first scope ships fast and proves the result before you spend more.
Can I start through WhatsApp?
Yes. Use the WhatsApp button on this page and send the workflow that wastes the most time. I will reply with the next step and a rough scope.
Get the system built, not just planned.
Bring one workflow that eats your week. I map it, build it, and wire AI into it in Bangkok hours, so you end with a working system you own, not another plan to act on later.