How we build digital AI products
We work with Lovable, Webflow, Claude, and Ploy. We agree the first release, build the product and its integrations, then deploy and support it. Research, design, and prototypes guide decisions within the build. AI workflows need clear inputs and a defined decision about who accepts the output.
Agree the build scope
Define the first working release, its users, data, permissions, and the integrations it needs.
Build and integrate
Build the application and connect AI workflows. Use design, prototypes, and testing to guide product decisions.
Launch and support
Deploy the agreed release, maintain the product, and support fixes and improvements after launch.
BauBau AI Construction Diary
BauBau needed an AI-assisted construction diary that people could review and trust. Kings Landing designed the workflow around human confirmation, role-based permissions, and auditable evidence.
People confirm the record
AI drafts remain open to review and correction. People decide what becomes part of the construction record.
Evidence stays connected
Permissions, approvals, and source evidence are part of the workflow, alongside upload states and field reliability.
Questions about our approach
How does product design fit into your development work?
Research, design, prototypes, and testing guide the build rather than replacing the working product. Kings Landing agrees the first release, its users, data, permissions, and integrations before building, deploying, and supporting it. The specific deliverables belong in the agreed project scope.
Which AI product work can I review?
The BauBau AI Construction Diary case study describes an AI-assisted field workflow. It shows how Kings Landing designed AI drafts, human confirmation, participant permissions, and connected evidence. Read the case study for the design scope, workflow decisions, and product screens.
How can I discuss a product with Kings Landing?
Contact Kings Landing at office@kingslanding.group or use the contact page. Describe the product idea, its users, and the tools or data it needs to connect. We can discuss the first working release, deployment, and support.
Tell us what your product needs to do
Share your product idea, its users, and the workflow or tools it needs to connect. We can discuss the first working release, deployment, and ongoing support.