Web design
If your site looks fine and never rings the phone
- Designed around your customers, built with AI in the loop
- A clear path from landing on the page to talking to you
- Fast, accessible, and readable by search and answer engines
Melbourne • Naarm
We're a small studio in Melbourne. Most people who call us already suspect AI could help them somewhere. They just don't know where, or who to trust with it. That's usually the first conversation.
An AI and automation agency finds the part of your business that's quietly costing time or losing work, and builds the thing that fixes it. For us it's usually one of three. A website that actually brings in enquiries. An agent that takes on the repetitive jobs nobody enjoys: triage, quoting, chasing the quote that's gone quiet. Or an automation that joins up the tools you're already paying for, so nothing falls between them.
We don't think "should we use AI" is a useful question. The one worth asking is where this particular business is losing hours, and then whether AI is honestly the right tool for it. Often enough it isn't, and we'd rather say so than take the work.
AiD Design (ALL IN DETAIL PTY LTD) is an AI and automation agency that has been working out of Melbourne, Victoria since 2023. We work with businesses across Australia, and with US businesses through our partnership with MyLocalEverything.
What we build
We don't hand over strategy documents. What you get is software that runs, a site that's live, or an agent quietly doing its job on a Tuesday afternoon with nobody watching it.
If your site looks fine and never rings the phone
If people are asking ChatGPT and you're not in the answer
If someone on your team retypes the same thing into three systems
We connect the tools you already pay for and take out the handoffs where things get dropped. Almost always on what you've got, rather than moving you onto some new platform.
If the job needs judgement, not just a rule
If nothing off the shelf quite fits how you work
If you'd rather your own people ran it
Selected work
Fronditha Care is an aged care provider across town from us. IELTS was 28 websites in 28 countries. The job turns out to be the same either way: work out what people are actually trying to do, then get out of their way.
EdTech · global platform
Australian Government
The department's digital presence had sprawled into websites, sub-brands and portfolio agencies. We helped build one design system that holds more than 18 government entities together without flattening what makes each of them distinct.
Aged care · Melbourne
A redesign for a Melbourne aged care provider, in English and Greek. Families looking into aged care are usually having a hard week. The whole brief was: make the thing easy to find, and don't make anyone feel stupid on the way.
How we work
No form that goes nowhere. A person reads it, and the first conversation is short. We're mostly listening.
Bring the annoying bit
You tell us what's slowing the business down. We ask a lot of questions about how the work moves through your week, because that's usually where the answer is hiding.
And what it costs
Usually within days
There's no account manager in the middle of any of this. The person you talk to first is the person who builds it. Tell us what's slowing you down.
Questions
We find the part of your business that's costing time or losing work, and build the thing that fixes it. Usually that's a website that converts, an agent handling repetitive jobs like triage or quoting, or an automation joining up the tools you already pay for. We're based in Melbourne and work across Australia.
Every job is a different size, so we quote each one instead of publishing packages. A single automation is a very different piece of work to an agent trained on how your operations run. Tell us what you need and we'll scope it and give you a number.
A first working draft usually lands within days rather than months, because AI is in our build pipeline at every step. Polish, integrations and launch depend on how big the thing is.
Both. We've delivered for the Department of Industry, Science and Resources and for IELTS, and a good part of our week is small and mid-size Australian businesses who want AI actually doing something rather than sitting in a slide.
No. We're in Melbourne and work remotely across Australia, and we work with US businesses through our partnership with MyLocalEverything. Being local matters most for the first conversation. After that it rarely comes up.
Not the way we build it. We put AI on the repetitive work so your people can spend their time on the parts that need a person. If a build would make someone's job worse, we'd rather not do it.
One call. We'll tell you whether we can help, and whether it's worth doing.
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