Interfaces and integrations around AI, built by the people who design them.
ServicesGaroon is a design and development studio in Yerevan, Armenia. We build the parts of AI products and business systems that people actually touch: AI-ready websites, search and assistant interfaces, and API integrations that connect your site to the tools you already use and take repetitive work off your team.
The phrase covers a lot of ground, so here is the narrow, honest version of what we do. We are a design and web development studio. We do not train models or sell a chatbot in a box. We design and build the product around the AI: the website that explains it, the interface where a person asks a question and reads the answer, and the connections that move data between your site and your other systems.
In practice, that falls into three kinds of work. The first is AI-ready websites, meaning sites whose structure, copy and technical setup make sense to both people and AI assistants. The second is AI assistant and search interfaces, where we design how a result, a match or an answer is shown so people can trust it and act on it. The third is API integration and automation, where we connect forms, shops, payment providers, CRMs and internal tools so that nobody retypes the same data twice.
If your idea needs a custom model or heavy data science, we will say so in the first call and tell you what we can take on around it.
AI-ready websites. A site that explains an AI product or an AI-driven business has to be plain and credible, because visitors arrive sceptical. We write the structure so that each page answers one question, we keep headings and copy factual, and we set up the technical side: server-rendered content, clean markup, structured data and a sitemap, so search engines and AI assistants can read and quote the pages correctly.
AI search and assistant interfaces. When a product returns matches, summaries or answers, the interface decides whether people believe them. We design the input, the loading state, the result cards, the explanation of why something was suggested, and the way to correct it. Our UI/UX design work covers the screens, and our development team can build the front end and connect it to the service behind it.
API integrations. We connect a website or web app to the services a business already runs on: payment providers, booking and order systems, email and messaging tools, CRMs, spreadsheets and internal back offices. Typical results are a form that creates a lead in the right place, an order that reaches the warehouse without a manual step, or a dashboard that reads from a single source.
Automation of repetitive work. Many small tasks can be written down as a rule: if this arrives, do that, then tell this person. We turn those rules into working flows and put a human check where a mistake would be expensive.
1. Discovery. We start with a short call and a written list of the tasks you want to take off people's hands, or the product you want to put in front of users. We ask which systems are involved, who owns them, and what a good result looks like for you in plain terms.
2. Scoping. Before any design, we check what the services you use can really do. We look at the documentation of the services involved, confirm access and limits, and flag anything that would change the plan. You receive a written scope with the screens, the integrations and the open questions.
3. Design. For anything with an interface, we design the real screens, including empty, loading and error states, and test the main path with you. For integrations, we draw the flow of data so that everyone can see what moves where.
4. Build. We develop the front end and the connections, working in small steps you can open and try. Each integration is tested against realistic data, including the bad cases: missing fields, repeated submissions, a service that is down.
5. Launch and handover. We deploy, check that the flows run, and document what we built: where each connection lives and what to do if something stops. You keep the access and the documentation.
The exact list depends on the project, but it normally includes some of the following: a written scope with integrations and risks, a design for each screen and state, a built and tested front end, working connections to your external services, error handling and notifications for failed runs, a short document explaining how it works, and a handover session for your team.
We do not publish fixed prices because the range is wide, from one connection between a form and a CRM to a full product interface. After the first call we send a written estimate with the scope it covers.
Tigerless AI. Tigerless AI builds AI agents and runs them inside its own licensed insurance company. We designed and developed the website that presents its three lines, Tigerless Health, the agent Lara and the open Tigerless Labs, as one story. The page moves through three colour fields as the visitor goes from the business to the agent to the lab, the language stays factual and the next steps toward Lara and the lab are clear. We built the website, not the agents themselves. Read the case at /tigerless.
Resync. Resync is a platform that helps researchers find collaborators for grants and joint projects, with AI-powered matching at its core. We designed the public landing page and the product interface: a short registration, a personal dashboard where search, matches and conversations sit together, and a system of profile cards with a matching score so people can decide quickly. The case is a good example of designing how an AI result is shown. Read it at /resync.
TopSoft. TopSoft is a Yerevan software company that offers custom software, cloud services, automation and analytics to clients in more than ten countries. We designed and developed its website so the team reads as engineers first, with the services laid out as clear directions and the technologies behind each. See /topsoft.
Cosmo Credit. For the instant loan product inside the Idram and IDBank app, we designed and built a landing page where the terms and a repayment calculator sit in plain view. It is a small example of a page that works as an interface and not as a brochure. See /cosmocredit.
We design and build in one team, so the person who draws the screen talks directly to the person who connects it to the service. Nothing gets lost in a handover between a design agency and a separate developer.
We have worked since 2018 from Yerevan and take on projects for clients in Armenia and abroad, fully remotely if needed. Our work in finance, insurance, energy and medical supply taught us to write plainly and to design for people who have to trust what they see.
We also tell you when something should not be automated. If a task happens twice a month, a good checklist is cheaper than an integration, and we will say so.
This work suits companies that have a clear task and several tools that do not talk to each other, startups that need a believable website and product interface around an AI idea, and established businesses in Armenia that want a website AI assistants can read and describe correctly. It does not suit projects that only need a model trained from scratch, or those that need an AI feature with no human in the loop in a high-stakes setting.
We design and build the product around the AI: AI-ready websites, interfaces for AI search and assistants, and API integrations that connect your site to payment, CRM, booking and messaging tools. We do not train models. If your project needs one, we work with your data team or help you scope that part.
We can design and build the chat or search interface and connect it to the service you choose, whether that is your own model or a provider's API. We do not claim to build the underlying model. In the first call we agree what the assistant is allowed to answer and what it should hand to a person.
It is a site that people and AI assistants can both read. Content is rendered on the server, each page answers one question, headings are factual, and structured data, a sitemap and clear contact details are in place. This helps search engines and AI tools describe your business correctly, though no one can promise a specific ranking.
Usually yes. Before we promise anything, we read the documentation of the service, confirm what access and limits apply, and test with realistic data. Most common tools, such as CRMs, email platforms, booking systems and payment gateways, offer a documented API, and we write the connection and its error handling.
It depends on the services involved. A single form-to-CRM connection can be small, while a flow across several systems with an interface takes longer. After the first call we send a written scope and an estimate with the timeline, so you know what is included before any work starts.
We do not publish fixed prices, because projects range from one connection to a full product interface. After a short call about your task and systems, we send a written estimate that lists the scope, the integrations and the open questions. You can then decide whether to go ahead.
Yes. We often join a client's team to design the interface or build a specific integration. We document how each connection works, so your developers can maintain it afterwards. Access and key handling are agreed per project. We can also review existing code before we start.
Yes. We are based in Yerevan and work with clients in Armenia and abroad. Discovery, design reviews and handover happen over video calls and shared documents, and we agree on a regular update rhythm at the start so you always know where the project stands.