// Contact
One hour is enough.
The next day you see a working prototype of your own process.
Two ways to start
01
Book the hour
One hour on a single process, at your premises or remote. The next day — not next week — you see a working prototype of it: your workflow, your screens, your logo. Mock data and no integrations — it shows the destination, not the finished system. We offer it at the end of the hour, for one euro — you decide then.
02
Just ask
A question about your own situation, a second opinion on something you are already building, or a training date. You don't have to be ready to book anything. If this isn't something we should be doing, we will say so plainly.
The person who answers is the person who would do the work.
What happens after you write
01
A reply the same working day
If nothing arrives the same day, check your junk folder — large companies filter external mail hard.
02
Nothing to prepare
Tell us what is on your mind — what is not working, or just that you want to hear more about AI. You don't need anything written down, a business case, or an idea of what could be built; working that out is our job.
03
No chasing
No newsletter, no reminder emails. If you don't reply, that is on us — we didn't give you a reason to.
// Management
Janne Kilpua
Founder & CEO
Twenty years running operations — S&OP, production planning, purchasing, transport, warehouses and distribution centres, supply chain development, then as CLO and COO. Manufacturing, distribution, spare parts, retail, e-commerce and 3PL, mostly across Europe, and construction project development in Finland. Two ERP implementations on the operations side.
Doctoral researcher at Aalto University (Agentic Applications for Operations Management: From AI Agent Architectures to IT-enabled Business Transformation). MSc in Industrial Engineering and Management, MSc in Civil Engineering, and a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt.
Jarno Montonen
CTO
Twenty years hands-on in software — from web and mobile applications to data platforms and the engineering underneath them: architecture, programming, systems design and the details that make software reliable in production. Public-facing products, and business-critical tools for domain experts. Five years as founder of a platform for reliable AI.
Reliable AI means making it useful without pretending it can do everything. Models handle what they are good at; exact rules, calculations and controls stay in software; and people stay in charge of the decisions that matter. At Aineo Agency, this becomes agentic applications for operations.