We advise on AI, and we build it. Those should never have been two different firms.
A roadmap written by people who have never shipped is a guess. Code written by people who never asked why is waste. OpSpring does both halves: the strategy work that decides what is worth building, and the engineering that puts it into production and hands you the keys.
The roadmap and the system come from the same team.
Advisory engagements stand on their own, and plenty of clients start and stop at a strategy and audit. But when you do build, the people who scoped it are the people who ship it, and nothing is lost in the handoff between two firms.
If AI is the wrong tool, we say so.
A good deal of what gets sold as AI is a database query with a markup. We would rather lose the project than build something that will not hold up once it meets real volume.
Security is a design constraint, not a phase.
We build inside your cloud, under least-privilege access, with audit trails from the first commit. We never train models on your data.
A person stays in control of anything that matters.
Agents take the routine and escalate the exceptions. Where a decision carries real consequence, it reaches a human with the context already assembled.
The practice, end to end.
Advisory through production, across the industries we know deepest, and the products we build on our own account.
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Consulting and advisory
Industry practices
How an engagement runs.
Discovery and audit
We map the workflows you actually run and price the automation opportunities against the hours they consume. This is a complete engagement in its own right, and many clients take the findings and stop here.
Prototype in days
A working MVP against your real data, not a mock. It either proves the value or it tells us the scope was wrong, and both are worth knowing before a build budget is committed.
Production and transfer
Hardening, monitoring, least-privilege access and documentation. Then a handover that leaves your team able to operate and extend it without us.
Leadership
Trey Yadon
Founder, Technology
Seven years as a Technical Program Manager at Microsoft. Leads engineering and delivery across the practice.
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Dalton DeLuca
Co-Founder, Growth & Operations
Sales and growth leader across fintech, real estate and digital marketing. Leads client strategy and operations.
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We’ll walk your workflows with you and give you an honest read on what is worth automating and what is not. No pitch, no pressure.
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