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Brand, Websites & Apps
One agreed website journey, with Shopify store setup where scoped.
What you provideAudience, intended action, approved facts/assets and approver.
View service Read The Comfy Club case study →Services
Services and
deliverables.
Choose a starting point. Each scope is built around your tasks, users and operating requirements.
Your task
Who uses the result and what must improve.
Scoped brief
Deliverables, review points and acceptance checks.
- Brand, Websites & AppsBrand identity · websites · Shopify setup · personal apps
- Agent Setup & WorkflowsAgent roles · skill libraries · project context
- Private AI & WorkspacesLocal models · document search · cited outputs
- Research & Engineering ToolsInteractive reports · calculations · teaching companions
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Agent Setup & Workflows
One representative task in a configured development or source-processing workflow.
What you provideExisting tools, source material, permitted actions and expected output.
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Private AI & Workspaces
One approved document collection and a representative question set.
What you provideSource rights/access, users, processing boundary and output needs.
View service Inspect the Saved SAMPLE →04
Research & Engineering Tools
Clear thinking. Serious tools. One calculation, module or report prototype with its basis visible.
What you provideSource material, units, assumptions, intended reader and required export.
View service Inspect Coreflood SAMPLE →Start with a scoped brief and, where useful, one working prototype. The proposal names the deliverables, review points and acceptance checks before the build is extended.
How a project works →After launch
Ongoing care, agreed separately.
Ongoing care can cover agreed update checks, backup and restore checks, access changes and fault investigation for the delivered system. The proposal identifies supported components, availability, recurring charges and responsibilities. New features are scoped separately.
The proposal names each integration’s maintainer and who pays usage charges. Build fees, optional care and external operating charges are stated separately in AED, with the support allowance and billing basis. Without commissioned care, the client is responsible for updates, access and recovery.
Describe your care needs →On-site GPU rental with Locus Hardware, setup and responsibilities
Adel Labs × Locus
Private compute.
Without buying a server.
A private model environment without buying the GPUs upfront. Locus provides the leased infrastructure; Adel Labs builds the working system around your research and the way you or your team work.
LocusGPU rental & infrastructure
The hardware, on site.
Locus offers dual NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell servers installed in the client’s environment, with configuration and maintenance scoped to the workload.
Adel LabsModel setup & integration
The system you or your team use.
We install the selected model, connect approved documents and tools, and test the agreed tasks. Your handover includes the interface, configuration and operating instructions.
From leased hardware to a research environment you or your team can operate.
Fully local. Offline when required.
Keep model inference, document retrieval and outputs inside your environment. For offline delivery, we test the complete workflow with the external connection disabled.
Capacity and pricing follow an assessment of the model, document length, concurrent users and support needs. Any remotely hosted option is scoped separately.
Compare local, cloud and hybrid →Before we begin
Before your project begins.
Is Adel Labs a fit for my project?
Start with a specific task: a website that explains an offer, a workspace for approved documents, a recurring process or a research tool. We define who will use it, what they need to do and how the result will be checked.
How are the fee and schedule agreed?
The proposal sets the deliverables, fee, schedule and review points before implementation. Content preparation, integrations, data handling and acceptance requirements affect the scope. A prototype can resolve an open question before a larger build is agreed.
Where will our information be processed?
The scope names where documents, processing and outputs sit. Offline, private team and connected workspaces have different boundaries. External providers and connections are agreed explicitly; an offline claim requires a disconnected acceptance test.
Compare operating modes →What do we own at handover?
The proposal identifies the source files, configuration, documents and access you receive. Third-party model and software licences remain applicable. You receive operating instructions and an agreed backup/export route.
What happens after launch?
A one-time build includes agreed acceptance checks and a walkthrough. Maintenance, update testing, support allowance and further development can be scoped separately.
How does a project begin?
Prepare a brief with the task, the tools you use and the required result. We agree the included work, fee, schedule and review points before implementation. The first engagement can be a scoped prototype when the full build still needs to be defined.
Your next project
Define your
next project.
Start with the task, who will use the result and what needs to improve.