The Intelligence Layer
for Critical Operations
Automation is the method, not the point. AI and engineering built for operations measured in safety, productivity and operating cost.
Processes are manual. Data is scattered. Failure is costly.
Manual processes. Work that depends on someone remembering the right step, and a paper trail that only exists if somebody filed it.
Scattered data. The number you need exists. It is in three systems, two spreadsheets and one person's inbox.
Costly failure. In critical industries a mistake is not a bug report. It is downtime, a safety incident, or a regulator asking questions.
What we build
Digital transformation
A process that lives on paper and in someone's head leaves when they do. We rebuild it as something that stays.
Data intelligence platforms
Having the data and being able to use it are two different problems. We solve the second one.
Operational software
Your operation doesn't run on general-purpose tools. It runs on one workflow nobody else has, so we build for that one.
Automation and applied AI
In a high-stakes operation, an answer you can't explain is an answer you can't use. Ours show their working.
What changes when the manual work goes
Estimated from a 250-person operation spending 8 hours a week each on manual reporting and admin, at $45 an hour fully loaded, with 60% of that time removed.
Meet the team you’ll work with
Jeremiah Akin
Anaman
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Software/AI Engineer, Business Management
Emmanuel Kweku
Blay
Co-founder and Chief Technical Officer
AI/ML Engineer, Project Management
Daniel Obeng
Berfi
Business Development Lead
Maintenance Officer, Petroleum Engineer
Gabriel
Abban
Project Manager
Requirements and Discovery Lead, Maintenance Officer
Richmond
Boadu
Local Content and Regulatory Lead
Petroleum Engineer, Field Operations Manager
George Selasie
Tamakloe
Strategic Advisor
Entrepreneur, Business Advisor
Francis
Adeleke
Special Advisor
Civil and Structural Engineer, InSite Technical Services
We do not leave.
Discovery. Scoped build. Deployment and training. Then ongoing accountability.
Most suppliers stop at the third. A system we build in 2026 is still our responsibility in 2029.
Tell us what's broken.
