Hand off the work you repeat. Agree what comes with it.

Shrish Manglik maps how your business runs today and builds the tools, website and automations that take over the repetitive parts. Handover and ownership follow the written agreement for your project. From Toronto, a few projects at a time.

Shrish Manglik, founder of The AGI Studio

Shrish Manglik

Founder, The AGI Studio. Toronto, Canada.

The Beer Store
Supervising a team of 18 within six months
TELUS Health
Senior analyst in three years

Shrish learned operations, finance, data and enterprise benefits from the floor up: self-taught into every one of them, and promoted faster than the people around him in each. At The Beer Store he was supervising a team of 18, all senior to him, within six months. At TELUS Health he reached senior analyst in three years, the fastest in that team's record.

That is the qualification that matters here. A studio that turns expert workflows into software has to be run by someone who has done the workflows, someone who can tell which part of a job is repeatable, which part needs judgment, and which part must stay human. He is not a technologist who discovered operations; he is an operator who taught himself technology because the work demanded it.

He runs the studio the same way he ran teams: a clear scope, work that is checked before anyone sees it, and nothing trusted because it sounds confident.

What working with us means

  • You work with Shrish.

    No hand-off to people you have not met.

  • Ownership follows your agreement.

    Source, access and handover are provided as agreed in your written project terms.

  • The routine parts run on their own.

    The steps that follow the same rules every time run by themselves, the same way each time.

  • Honest about size.

    One founder, so we take on a few projects at a time and give each one real attention.

Why this exists.

I have worked in rooms where smart people spent most of their week copying numbers from one screen to another. In finance, in healthcare, in retail and in employee benefits, the waste looked the same. I started The AGI Studio because one capable person should not need a whole department to do good work.

We build software that takes the repeat work away, for people who run things on their own or with a small team. We do not build for large corporations. The software we sell is meant to pay for free versions for people who cannot pay at all, starting with students and tenants.

Shrish Manglik, founder

How a project goes

  1. We map your workflow together.

    You show us what hurts. We show you what software can take over, and what should stay with your people.

    Shrish walks through the job with you, step by step, and writes it down so you can check he has it right.

  2. We build, and you watch it take shape.

    We build what the agreement names, and anything extra is agreed before it is added.

    He shows you each working piece as it is ready, so you can change course early, while it is still cheap to.

  3. We hand it over.

    You get the source and the access named in your agreement, with a guide to running it, and we can keep it running for you if you want.

    He walks your team through running it and goes over the guide with you.

Talk to Shrish.

Tell him what keeps repeating in your business. Your message goes to Shrish, and a few sentences is enough.