Peck Stelzer Partners · Milwaukee, WI · est. 2026

You want AI in your business.
You don't have time to set it up.

That's the part we do. We start with the quick wins — AI wired into the tools your team already uses — so you see what it can do for your business in days, not months. Where a problem needs its own tool, we build that too. You point us at it; we handle the rest.

How It Works

Start with the easy wins. Build custom only if you need to.

Most teams get most of what they need from the simple integrations. When that's not enough, that's when we build — and you don't do either part yourself.

Step 01 — Start here

The easy integrations

A surprising amount of what teams need is already possible with Claude — connected to the email, calendar, documents, and systems you already use. We set it up and get your team using it, so you see real value in days. For a lot of businesses, this is all it takes.

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Step 02 — If you need it

Custom tools

Sometimes the easy wins aren't enough — sensitive data that can't leave your building, workflows tangled across systems, work specific to how you operate. When a problem earns it, we build the tool for it — local when it needs to be, and yours to keep.

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The Handoff Method

Start small. Prove it fast. Own what we build.

No big bet and no homework. We begin with the quick wins, build something custom only if the easy path can't get you there, and hand you the keys at the end — which is exactly why clients come back.

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A short discovery — not a takeover

An hour or two where the work actually happens, to find where time leaks and where AI could help. That conversation is the one real ask we make of you; the digging, and everything after, is ours.

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Start with the easy wins

Most of what you need already exists in Claude, connected to the tools you use. We set that up first — so you see what AI does for your team in days, not months, before anyone talks about a bigger build.

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Build custom only if you need it

Sometimes the easy wins are enough, and we'll say so. Sometimes a problem needs its own tool — sensitive data, a tangled workflow — and if it earns its place, we build it to a specification you sign.

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Yours to keep — and we'll be back

Every build is handed off with training and documentation. You own it outright, with no lock-in — and that's exactly why the relationship lasts: when the next pain point shows up, you already know we'll do it right and leave you in control.

Custom Tools

The best tools come from your worst friction

When a pain point is too specific for off-the-shelf AI, that's a custom tool waiting to happen. We find it in discovery, then build for it. A few patterns we see:

The friction

The same report, rebuilt by hand every week

We build → a tool that assembles it from the source data in seconds, in your format, ready to send.

The friction

Work copy-pasted between systems that don't talk

We build → a quiet bridge that moves it for you, with a human check at the point that matters.

The friction

Answers buried across a dozen folders and inboxes

We build → one place to ask, that searches where your team already keeps its work.

See how a custom build works
Proof, Not Promises

Built for a firm where a data leak isn't an option

Our first engagement was for an SEC-registered investment adviser: a document redaction tool that detects and removes confidential information — names, account numbers, restricted tickers, position sizes — before anything is shared with an outside AI service.

It runs entirely on the user's laptop. No cloud, no network calls, no telemetry. Every redaction is reviewed and confirmed by a human before a file is saved. No template shop could have built it — which is exactly the point.

It exists because we went looking for the pain point first — the work they couldn't hand to AI — and built for exactly that.

Spec sheet — document redaction tool
ClientSEC-registered RIA
Constraint100% local — no cloud
DetectsPII · MNPI · firm terms
Review gateHuman-confirmed, always
Failure modeFails closed
OwnershipClient owns everything
Who We Work With

If any of these sound familiar, we should talk

No Pitch Deck

Tell us where your team gets stuck.

The first conversation is free. If we can't help, we'll say so — and point you somewhere that can.

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