Build More. Pay Less. Own Everything.
We turn commodity hardware into AI infrastructure. Old laptops into coding armies. Complex problems into simple scripts. Because the best tool is the one you build yourself.
Who We Are
AI 4 Solutions grew out of a decade building kinetic systems that move massive weights above live audiences — chain hoists, LED walls, stage machinery — where every millisecond matters and the show runs once. That work set one standard: a system works perfectly, or it gets rebuilt until it does. It's led by Tsah Eliahoo.
We bring that rigor to software. Every tool we build is tested, documented, and designed to run on its own — yours to own outright. We build things that work, and we build them to last.
Based in Israel. Building for teams who want to own more and pay less.
What We Build
AI Coding Infrastructure
AI agents writing code 24/7 — even while you sleep. 10 machines, $15/month each, coordinated via Git. We built this for ourselves — now we build it for you.
Learn more →Real-Time Control Systems
Mission-critical platforms built in Rust. Frame-accurate timing, zero-dependency deployment, battle-tested in live shows. When uptime is the whole job, call us.
Learn more →Business Automation
The boring stuff, automated. Invoice scrapers, equipment labelers, operations calendars, document organizers. Each one replaced hours of manual work with a script that runs itself.
Learn more →Built, Not Bought
Real projects solving real problems. Five of them have a full write-up; the rest are here for the record.
ShowPulse
Pro show control used to mean proprietary licences and quote-only pricing. ShowPulse is one file. Double-click it on any laptop and every crew phone counts down — frame-accurate — to its next cue. No install. No internet. No limit on crew.
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A Warehouse That Speaks the Crew’s Language
Hoists that lift tons over crowds were tracked in an app that couldn’t keep up. Now every one of 4,700+ serialized units — hoists, rigging, truss — is tracked: where it is and when it was last inspected. The crew finds gear by its 3D picture, in Hebrew, Arabic, Russian or English.
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Every Show on One Board
Many shows at once — each with a load-in, a show day and a teardown — tracked in spreadsheets and in the heads of two people who “just knew”. Now 3,986 tasks live on one board, every venue on its own track. You see the crew clash before it happens.
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A Franchise That Runs Itself
Les Mills Israel ran a fitness franchise — clubs, instructors, licences — on spreadsheets. Now, the moment a licence changes, the system emails the PDF, alerts the team and sends the contract out for digital signature. Nobody touches it. Five years in production. 50+ automations.
Live Project Ledger
Where did the budget go? Every project’s quotes, orders, invoices and amendments now sit in one live ledger — budget against actual, project by project, on any phone. The answer takes a glance, not a week with the accountant.
Fleet on Autopilot
No more finding out too late that a policy expired. Every vehicle, driver and document lives in one app on any phone — and once a month the database itself emails everything about to expire. No server. No app store. Nobody has to remember.
One-Tap Label Factory
Tap Print on a phone, from anywhere — the warehouse printer answers. Every hoist leaves with a label whose QR opens its live certificate. Spreadsheet in, labels out: 7,563 concert seats stickered for a single event.
The Rigger’s Source of Truth
Online hoist catalogs make up specs — and riggers hang loads over crowds on them. This database deletes whatever it can’t prove. AI agents comb hundreds of makers’ own documents; a proving gate lets only traced specs through. Zero invented specs. Hebrew, Russian, English.
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Autonomous 3D Modeling Machine
Feed it drawings and datasheets. AI agents build the 3D model, check every clash and every load path, and publish it straight into the warehouse app — the models behind thousands of units in stock. Menora Mivtachim Arena? Rebuilt seat by seat: 9,372 seats, live on a phone in about 1.5 s.
The Company’s Memory
Twenty years of drawings and photos named DSC_1526.JPG — and the only search engine was the one person who remembered. Now you type “a stage with green lighting” in Hebrew and the whole archive answers in under a second. 130,000+ files. $0 a month to run.
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Ralph Loops
The datacenter was already on the shelf. Retired office laptops became an AI coding team that ships while the office sleeps — 70 tasks in a single night, $15 a month per machine. A hosted AI agent costs $500. For one.
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Just a straight answer. Tell us the process that is still manual, and we will tell you what it would take to make it run itself.
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