AI that does the boring parts.

A boutique AI firm for environmental response and heavy-equipment companies. We find the boring parts of your operation — and make them disappear.

NO SALES TEAM SMALL BY DESIGN PRIVATE BY DEFAULT

Work

What we take off your plate.

Environmental response

Dispatch and compliance reporting, after hours included

Nights and weekends, the model keeps working. It drafts the dispatch notes, manifests, and audit-ready paperwork; a person approves. Both are on the record.

Heavy equipment

Cataloging and title diligence

Lot descriptions, condition reports, the paperwork that moves equipment. In a recent pilot, days of it came back in hours.

Tech

Serious plumbing, quietly done.

Strategy first: we study where the hours go, then build on open-weight models — the right one for each job — on our hardware or yours.

Inference

Private inference

On hardware we control — or yours. Not on a public cloud. Not in anyone's training pipeline.

Models

Open-weight, kept current

Llama, Qwen, Mistral — we pick per job. When a better version ships, we move to it. No lock-in.

Security

A written data charter

No third-party training. No third-party egress. Your data stays yours.

Control

A human holds the last word

The model drafts. A person approves. On the record.

Contact

Tell us what's eating your hours.

01 Write to us A real person reads it and replies. No chatbot, no funnel.
02 We scope a small pilot Real work, real data, a couple of weeks. You'll know what it costs before it starts.
03 You keep the hours If it works, you keep using it — we hand over the keys and step back.

No mail app? Copy our address: intro@blackmesaresearch.ai

FAQ

Fair questions.

01What does it cost?

Depends on the job. After one conversation we'll scope a pilot and give you a number. You'll know the cost before any work starts.

02Where does my data go?

The environment you approve. Private inference on our hardware or yours, under a written data charter: no third-party training, no third-party egress.

03Why so few clients?

A small team can only answer for so much work. Fewer clients, better work — that's the whole trick.